Differences in Opinion Among Members Often Occur

question 1

Multiple Choice

Differences in opinion among members often occur. At this point, various coalitions may develop among jury members. This may even lead to attacks against each other. A common term for this phenomenon is:

• A) informational influence.
• B) normative influence.
• C) leniency bias.
• D) open conflict.

Recognize the legal frameworks governing video monitoring and employee privacy rights.

Identify federal acts that support drug-free workplace initiatives and their impact on small businesses.

Understand the protection against false or misleading public statements about employees.

Recognize the legal requirements for disclosing personnel records by federal agencies.

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Definitions:

Coupon Bonds

Bonds that pay periodic interest payments to the holder based on a fixed interest rate (the coupon rate) until maturity, at which point the principal is repaid.

Effective Annual Rate

The interest rate on an investment or loan that is compounded annually, indicating the actual annual return taking into effect compounding over the year.

Real Return

The yield on an investment once inflation adjustments have been made.