1. Akkermans, A. J., Hulst, J. E., Claassen, E. A. M., Ten Boom, A., Elbers, N. A., Van Wees, K. A. P. C., et al. (2008). Slachtoffers en aansprakelijkheid. Een onderzoek naar behoeften, verwachtingen en ervaringen van slachtoffers en hun naasten met betrekking tot het civiele aansprakelijkheidsrecht, Deel II, Affectieschade [Victims and liability. A study of the needs, expectations and experiences of victims and those close to them in relation to civil liability law, Part II, Affectionate Damage]. The Hague: WODC (National Justice Research Centre).
2. Avraham, R. (2005). Should pain-and suffering damages be abolished from tort law? More experimental evidence. University of Toronto Law Journal, 55, 941–979.
3. Baurmann, M. C., & Schädler, W. (1991). Victims of reported crime—their expectations, needs and perspectives. An inquiry of crime victims concerning victim protection, victim support and mediation. In K. Kaiser & J. Albrecht (Eds.), Victims and criminal justice. Max-Planck Institute: Freiburg.
4. Bismark, M., Dauer, E., Paterson, R., & Studdert, D. (2006). Accountability sought by patients following adverse events from medical care: The New Zealand experience. Canadian Medical Association Journal, 175, 889–894.
5. Blumenthal, J. (2005). Law and the emotions: The problems of affective forecasting. 80 Ind. L. J., p. 155–238.