In a Jury Deliberation Context, the "Leniency Bias" Refers to

question 4

Multiple Choice

In a jury deliberation context, the "leniency bias" refers to

• A) jurors' tendency to go easier on ingroup defendants versus outgroup defendants.
• B) the impact of judicial instructions on jurors..
• C) the tendency of individual jurors to be more likely to vote guilty on their own than in a group.
• D) the finding that judges are harsher on defendants than are juries.

Comprehend the historical reasons for the establishment of kindergarten in the United States.

List the standards in the "children" focus area of educational quality.

Describe strategies that help bridge the gap between home and early education care.

Explain the concept and significance of universal preschool and quality programs.

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Definitions:

Advance Limits

Predetermined restrictions or ceilings on the amount of funding, resources, or credit that can be allocated or extended in advance of certain conditions being met.

Escalating Commitment

The continuation of a course of action even though it is not working.

Increase Effort

Increase effort refers to actions taken to enhance the amount of work or intensity put into achieving a task or objective.

Creativity Skills

Creativity skills involve the ability to think outside the box and generate innovative ideas or solutions.