In a Jury Trial, Like the Litigant Himself, Most of the Jurors

question 88

Multiple Choice

In a jury trial, like the litigant himself, most of the jurors lean toward Liberal politics and are mostly of mixed race. Thus, the jury may be assumed to be predisposed to favor the litigant, a belief known as the ______.

• A)evaluation apprehension
• B)similarity-leniency hypothesis
• C)the black sheep effect
• D)implicit biases

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Definitions:

Substitute Goods

Products or services that can be used interchangeably to satisfy the same consumer need or demand, often influencing each other's demand in the market.

Reasonable Amount

A quantity or level that is considered to be fair, appropriate, or within acceptable limits based on the circumstances.

Without Unreasonable Delay

Acting or responding in a timely manner without excessive postponement.

Good Faith

The honest intent to act without taking an unfair advantage over another party, typically referenced in contracts or negotiations.