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The thesis by Emily Cumberland investigates how age, intelligence, and understanding of police and lawyers influence juveniles' decisions during police interrogations and consultations with legal counsel. The study involved 152 youths aged 11-17 who responded to hypothetical legal scenarios. Findings indicated that age and intelligence significantly affected decision-making, with younger adolescents more likely to confess during interrogations. However, understanding of police and lawyers did not show a significant impact on decision outcomes. The research highlights the importance of considering developmental factors in juvenile justice.

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