Relative to Large Juries, Smaller Juries May Spend Less Time

question 120

Multiple Choice

Relative to large juries, smaller juries may spend less time deliberating mostly because they are

• A) less conducive to the emergence of minority allies.
• B) more likely to have a male foreperson.
• C) less inclined to reach a unanimous verdict.
• D) not used in trials involving complex decisions.

Recognize the concept of fitness and how it relates to natural selection and evolutionary change.

Understand trade-offs in evolutionary biology and how they influence the evolution of traits.

Grasp the significance of empirical data, such as population sizes and trait distributions, in studying evolution.

Relate environmental changes and challenges to the evolution of reproductive strategies.

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