Why Are Psychologists Not in Favor of Smaller Jury Sizes

question 68

Multiple Choice

Why are psychologists not in favor of smaller jury sizes?

• A) Tension and interpersonal conflict will be more in small groups as compared to large ones.
• B) Smaller juries are less representative of the communities from which they are drawn.
• C) Smaller juries spend less time discussing the case.
• D) It is harder for a dissenting juror to hold out for her position when she does not have a single ally.

Assess the options to expand, abandon, or suspend a project based on financial analysis.

Apply scenario analysis to evaluate the range of potential outcomes for a project.

Recognize the role of forecasting risk in project evaluation.

Use discounted cash flow (DCF) analysis correctly, including understanding the impact of options such as the option to abandon or expand a project.

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