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Alfred Allan, Justine de Mott, Isolde M. Larkins, Laura Turnbull, Tracey Warwick, Lacey Willett & Maria M. Allan. (2022) The impact of voluntariness of apologies on victims’ responses in restorative justice: findings of a quantitative study. Psychiatry, Psychology and Law 29:4, pages 593-609.
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Maria Subert. (2019) Motives and legacies behind 2008-2009 Hungarian Roma murders and apologies. Contemporary Justice Review 22:1, pages 3-22.
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Masahiro Suzuki & Tamera Jenkins. (2022) Apology–forgiveness cycle in restorative justice, but how?. International Review of Victimology 29:2, pages 259-276.
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Masahiro Suzuki. (2022) Possibility of Sincere Apology in Restorative Justice: When and How?. International Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology, pages 0306624X2211322.
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Lin Adrian & Solfrid Mykland Fjell. (2021) Coexisting when living next door: The agreements neighbors make in mediation. Conflict Resolution Quarterly 38:3, pages 157-174.
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Florian Bonensteffen, Sven Zebel & Ellen Giebels. (2020) Corrigendum: Sincerity Is in the Eye of the Beholder: Using Eye Tracking to Understand How Victims Interpret an Offender's Apology in a Simulation of Victim–Offender Mediation. Frontiers in Psychology 11.
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Florian Bonensteffen, Sven Zebel & Ellen Giebels. (2020) Sincerity Is in the Eye of the Beholder: Using Eye Tracking to Understand How Victims Interpret an Offender’s Apology in a Simulation of Victim–Offender Mediation. Frontiers in Psychology 11.
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