When Jurors Change Their Votes Under Pressure from Other Jurors

question 56

Multiple Choice

When jurors change their votes under pressure from other jurors, even though they did not change their minds, this phenomenon is referred to as:

• A) open conflict.
• B) informational influence.
• C) normative influence.
• D) leniency bias.

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Definitions:

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