In a Study by Fulero and Finkel (1991),mock Jurors Read

question 32

Multiple Choice

In a study by Fulero and Finkel (1991) ,mock jurors read one of several versions of a murder trial,with different testimony by expert witnesses.Researchers found that

• A)jurors who heard ultimate-opinion testimony were more likely to judge the defendant as not guilty by reason of insanity.
• B)jurors who heard testimony on the defendant's ability to understand the wrongfulness of the act were more likely to judge the defendant as not guilty by reason of insanity.
• C)jurors who heard testimony on the defendant's mental disorder were more likely to judge the defendant as not guilty by reason of insanity.
• D)the type of information from the expert witnesses did not significantly affect the verdict of the mock jury.

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