One of the Limitations of Neuroscience in Aiding Judicial Proceedings

question 17

Multiple Choice

One of the limitations of neuroscience in aiding judicial proceedings is which of the following?

• A)Neuroscience can reveal brain aberrations that can explain someone's actions, which may be unethically used to convict.
• B)There are large natural variations in structure and function making abnormal or normal designations unrealistic.
• C)Juries are more lenient when neuroscience information is used to explain someone's behavior
• D)Neuroscience in courts is disproportionately used for low SES defendants and may bias the jury

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