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Acknowledgment Vs Non Tattoo

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I was fortunate to attend an undergraduate psychology program that strongly encouraged research. During my sophomore year, I was involved in my first study whereby we investigated whether or not a visible tattoo affected the credibility of an expert witness. Within this project, I had the opportunity to recruit and run subjects, enter data and analyze data, and write-up the results. The results indicated that the credibility of an expert witness with a visible tattoo was not skewed. However, participants who did had a tattoo viewed the tattooed expert witness as slightly more credible than the non tattooed expert witness. Overall, my first research experience provided the foundation for my research interests.
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