The Fact That When a Judge Tells the Jury to Disregard

question 15

Multiple Choice

The fact that when a judge tells the jury to disregard something, it may cause them to dwell on it more than if it had not been noted is often referred to as a(n) :

• A) judicial backlash.
• B) boomerang effect.
• C) ironic process.
• D) consequential emphasis.

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Definitions:

Status Bar

A user interface element typically found at the bottom of an application window, displaying information about the current state of the application or selected objects within it.

Name Box

A feature typically found in spreadsheet applications, such as Microsoft Excel, that displays the address or name of the current selection or allows users to define names for cells, ranges, or formulas.

Cell Pointer

The indicator in a spreadsheet or table that shows the currently active or selected cell.

Absolute Cell References

In spreadsheet software, a cell reference that remains constant even if the formula in which it is used is copied to another cell.