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Articles by Nir Rozmann
The motivation for the sexual offensive by Hamas on October 7—taken captive, body and soul, as a means of restoring dignity
Advanced search Journal of Human Behavior in the Social Environment Latest Articles Submit an article Journal homepage Full Article Figures & data References Citations Metrics Reprints & Permissions Read this article /doi/full/10.1080/10911359.2026.2705974?needAccess=true ABSTRACT This article examines the cultural-religious perspective as one motivation behind Hamas’s planned, systematic sexual offensive on October 7th.
When In‐Groups Turn Hostile: Criminal Record, Intergroup Bias, and the Black Sheep Effect in Eyewitness Judgments
Confirmation and intergroup biases significantly influence legal decision-making, particularly in evaluations of evidence and credibility. While prior research has examined ethnicity and criminal history separately, little is known about their interaction in shaping perceptions of eyewitness effectiveness. In this study, 324 Israeli-Jewish participants assessed an eyewitness—either Israeli-Arab or Israeli-Jewish—with or without a criminal record.
Symbolic or realistic? The role of perceived threat in alibi credibility judgement
Advanced search Psychiatry, Psychology and Law Latest Articles Submit an article Journal homepage Full Article Figures & data References Citations Metrics Reprints & Permissions Read this article /doi/full/10.1080/13218719.2025.2470665?needAccess=true Abstract The integrated threat theory (ITT) highlights the role of symbolic and realistic threats in predicting negative attitudes towards out-group members. However, little is known about how perceived threat may influence credibility judgement.
Israeli youth involvement in criminal gangs and street gangs as seen from the perspective of police officers
ABSTRACT The literature highlights distinctions between criminal activities of teenage street gangs and organised criminal gangs yet lacks clear differentiation in studies. Theoretical explanations often cite poverty, inadequate parental oversight, and adolescent identity-seeking as key factors. The current study on Israeli youth, based on police interviews, reveals similarities and differences.
Public perception of guilt and deserved punishment in medical cannabis diversion
Abstract Introduction Illegal drug diversion is a well-documented social problem that has received little research attention, despite the growing use of medical cannabis (MC) worldwide. This study examines public attitudes towards the punishment of MC diversion in Israel. Method We used a quantitative method. Participants were 399 Israelis who were given five scenarios of MC diversion to persons with and without a licence, with and without payment, and for personal profit.
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