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Effects of Prior Juror Experience on Juror Behavior

Norbert L. Kerr
Pages 175-193 | Published online: 07 Jun 2010

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PamelaL. Higgins, WendyP. Heath & BruceD. Grannemann. (2007) How Type of Excuse Defense, Mock Juror Age, and Defendant Age Affect Mock Jurors' Decisions. The Journal of Social Psychology 147:4, pages 371-392.
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Tom Postmes, Russell Spears & Sezgin Cihangir. (2001) Quality of decision making and group norms.. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology 80:6, pages 918-930.
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Norbert L. KerrKeith E. Niedermeier & Martin F. Kaplan. (2016) On the Virtues of Assuming Minimal Differences in Information Processing in Individuals and Groups. Group Processes & Intergroup Relations 3:2, pages 203-217.
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Melissa J. Himelein, Michael T. Nietzel & Ronald C. Dillehay. (1991) Effects of prior juror experience on jury sentencing. Behavioral Sciences & the Law 9:1, pages 97-106.
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Betsy D. Gelb & J. Richard Cheney. (2018) “Pre-Testing” Jurors’ Reactions to Corporate Marketing Decisions. Journal of Public Policy & Marketing 5:1, pages 97-104.
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Valerie P. Hans & Neil VidmarValerie P. Hans & Neil Vidmar. 1986. Judging the Jury. Judging the Jury 131 148 .
Carol M. Werner, Michael J. Strube, Allen M. Cole & Dorothy K. Kagehiro. (2006) The Impact of Case Characteristics and Prior Jury Experience on Jury Verdicts 1 . Journal of Applied Social Psychology 15:7, pages 409-427.
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Yvonne Hardaway Osborne & Neil B. Rappaport. (2013) Sentencing severity with mock jurors: Predictive validity of three variable categories. Behavioral Sciences & the Law 3:4, pages 467-473.
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Ronald C. Dillehay & Michael T. Nietzel. (1985) Juror experience and jury verdicts.. Law and Human Behavior 9:2, pages 179-191.
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Yvonne Hardaway Osborne & Neil B. Rappaport. (1985) Sentencing severity with mock jurors: Predictive validity of three variable categories. Journal of the History of the Behavioral Sciences 3:4, pages 467-473.
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