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police <strong>of</strong>ficers has not been attached enough importance to all the while, which is still in need <strong>of</strong><br />

improvement. Therefore the author brings forward a set <strong>of</strong> projects, which include five parts:<br />

psychological selection, psychological training, psychography, psychological consultation and<br />

psychological self-help.<br />

3063.113 The experimental study on the influence <strong>of</strong> attention on conflicting liability judgment <strong>of</strong><br />

training school students, An Li, <strong>Psychology</strong> Association <strong>of</strong> Zhejiang Province, China<br />

The Training School students refer to those who violate the law or have misdemeanor. The current<br />

researches have pointed out that the Training School students have more impulsively aggressive<br />

behavior than that <strong>of</strong> normal behavior students. Liability judgment is the cognitive process which<br />

has important impact on aggressive behavior. The liability judgment <strong>of</strong> Training School students<br />

and Normal School students is compared under the different contexts <strong>of</strong> attention (attention<br />

distribution and attention focus) in this article. The results show that different contexts <strong>of</strong> attention<br />

have different influences on subjects’ liability judgment.<br />

3063.114 A research <strong>of</strong> intelligence and personality <strong>of</strong> male elderly <strong>of</strong>fenders, Bang-hui Liu, Liu<br />

Cui-xia, Yang Bo, Chinese University <strong>of</strong> Political Science and Law, China<br />

Objective: To investigate the differences in intelligence and personality between male elderly<br />

<strong>of</strong>fenders and the norm group, and the impact <strong>of</strong> imprisonment on <strong>of</strong>fenders’ personality. Method:<br />

Raven Progressive Matrices and Eysenk Personality Questionnaire were administered to 41 male<br />

elderly <strong>of</strong>fenders. Results: (1). More elderly <strong>of</strong>fenders had low intelligence scores than the norm<br />

group; (2). There were not significant differences in E, N, P and L between the elderly <strong>of</strong>fenders<br />

and the norm group; (3). The partial correlation coefficient between the years the <strong>of</strong>fenders have<br />

served and P was 0.433 (p=0.035) after controlling the number <strong>of</strong> the years they were sentenced.<br />

3063.116 The experimental study on the influence <strong>of</strong> attention on conflicting liability judgment,<br />

An Li, University <strong>of</strong> Political Science and Law, China<br />

The current researches have pointed out that the Training School students have more impulsively<br />

aggressive behavior than that <strong>of</strong> normal behavior students. Liability judgment is the cognitive<br />

process which has important impact on aggressive behavior. The liability judgment <strong>of</strong> Training<br />

School students and Normal School students is compared under the different contexts <strong>of</strong> attention<br />

(attention distribution and attention focus) in this article. The results show that different contexts<br />

<strong>of</strong> attention have different influences on subjects’ liability judgment.<br />

3063.117 Sociomoral reasoning and socially delinquent behavior: Developing a Japanese-version<br />

measure <strong>of</strong> moral-cognitive development, Hiroyuki Yoshizawa, Toshikazu Yoshida, Nagoya<br />

University, Nagoya, Japan<br />

This study developed a Japanese-version measure <strong>of</strong> moral cognitive development based on the<br />

Sociomoral Reflection Measure-Short Form (Gibbs, Basinger, & Fuller, 1992), in order to predict<br />

socially delinquent behavior tendency (SDBT). Data were collected from 83 undergraduate<br />

students in Japan. Sociomoral reasoning was assessed by the Japanese-version SRM-SF (J-SRM).<br />

SDBT was assessed by evaluation <strong>of</strong> the seriousness, and past experience <strong>of</strong> delinquent behaviors.<br />

Factor analyses <strong>of</strong> the socially delinquent behavior scale based on evaluated seriousness revealed<br />

the following two components: Self-Directed and Other-Directed Delinquent Behavior.<br />

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