Social PsychologyMcGraw-Hill, 1993 - 682 pages |
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Page 361
... jury size wouldn't much matter . So Jim , with my help , decided to experiment with jury size . As I eavesdropped on the mock juries I became fascinated by the jurors ' insightful arguments , their mix of amazing recollections and ...
... jury size wouldn't much matter . So Jim , with my help , decided to experiment with jury size . As I eavesdropped on the mock juries I became fascinated by the jurors ' insightful arguments , their mix of amazing recollections and ...
Page 362
... jury may be told that the standard of proof is a " preponderance of the evidence , " " clear and convincing evidence , " or " be- yond a reasonable doubt . " Such statements may have one meaning for the legal community and different ...
... jury may be told that the standard of proof is a " preponderance of the evidence , " " clear and convincing evidence , " or " be- yond a reasonable doubt . " Such statements may have one meaning for the legal community and different ...
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... Jury as a Group Juries are groups , groups that are swayed by the same influences that bear upon other types of groups - patterns of majority and minority influence , group polarization , information exchange . Researchers have also ...
... Jury as a Group Juries are groups , groups that are swayed by the same influences that bear upon other types of groups - patterns of majority and minority influence , group polarization , information exchange . Researchers have also ...
Contents
INTRODUCING SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY | 3 |
HOW WE DO SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY | 12 |
Searching for Cause and Effect | 20 |
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