A skeptical reflection: Contextualizing police shooting decisions with skin-tone

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 45 (2022)
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This commentary expands the discussion of Cesario's Missing Forces Flaw by identifying and discussing variables that influence police shooting decisions but are often absent from bias-based research. Additionally, the closing identifies novel recommendations for future contextually related research.

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