According to a "Reasonable Doubt" Study, It Is Easier to

question 81

Multiple Choice

According to a "reasonable doubt" study, it is easier to

• A) create a reasonable doubt in the minds of your fellow jurors than it is to convince them that there is no reasonable doubt.
• B) convince fellow jurors to change their votes from not guilty to guilty than it is to convince them to change from guilty to not guilty.
• C) persuade a fellow juror using normative social influence than it is to do so using informational social influence.
• D) change the minds of fellow jurors when deliberating on a civil trial versus a criminal trial.

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