Chaos Theory in Relation to Jury Nullification Refers To

question 37

Multiple Choice

Chaos theory in relation to jury nullification refers to:

• A)jurors being guided by emotions and personal biases rather than the law
• B)jurors upholding the law despite the public outcry that their verdict will likely cause
• C)jurors disregarding the law based on extralegal factors such as the appearance of the defendant
• D)jurors being dismissed from juries in controversial cases when biased decision-making is evident
• E)jurors following the law so as not to incite chaos in the courtroom

Recognize the shift in psychotherapy towards building character strengths and virtues through positive psychology.

Differentiate between the impacts of psychotherapy and population-based treatments.

Understand therapists' use and perspectives on self-help resources and adjunctive therapies.

Recognize the importance of treatment adaptations to improve psychotherapy outcomes based on client characteristics.

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Definitions:

External

Outside of or existing beyond the self or the entity it refers to, often used in contrast with internal.

Internal

Relating to or situated on the inside; intrinsic or inner attributes.

Likert Scale

A psychometric scale commonly involved in research that employs questionnaires. It is used for assessing attitudes by asking respondents to rate their level of agreement with a statement using a choice scale.

Attitudes

A settled way of thinking or feeling about something, typically reflected in a person's behavior.