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Behavioral Profiling for Compliance: The Role of Legitimacy, Norms, and Prior Conduct
Understanding whether compliance tendencies generalize across legal domains is central to behavioral public policy. This study examines whether psychological mechanisms that shape compliance in one context also predict decisions in others. Using a multi-vignette survey con
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