When Jurors Change Their Minds Through the Compelling Arguments of Other

question 20

Multiple Choice

When jurors change their minds through the compelling arguments of other jurors, this phenomenon is also referred to as:

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

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Definitions:

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Investing Activities

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