Many important decision making groups in our society are guided, formally or informally, by a variety of procedures that serve to facilitate the consensus process (e.g., quorum rules, voting procedures, fixed agenda). Despite abundant anecdotes concerning the procedural effects on group decisions and sophisticated formal developments by welfare economists, the number of relevant empirical studies on this issue is quite limited. This study examined procedural influences in a legal context. Six-person mock juries discussed two civil cases in which applicable law required either a conjunctive or disjunctive assessment of key evidence (i.e., proving either all or at least one legal criterion) to render a verdict of liability. Under these task r...
Although extensive social psychological research has examined conformity for individualized behavior...
Investigators have frequently noted a leniency bias in mock jury research, in which deliberation app...
In a jury decision-making, individuals must compromise in order to reach a group consensus. If indiv...
Much of the extant research on jury decision making has been conducted at the juror level, examining...
Much of the extant research on jury decision making has been conducted at the juror level, examining...
Much of the extant research on jury decision making has been conducted at the juror level, examining...
Much of the extant research on jury decision making has been conducted at the juror level, examining...
Much of the extant research on jury decision making has been conducted at the juror level, examining...
Much of the extant research on jury decision making has been conducted at the juror level, examining...
Two experiments examined individual and group decision mak-ing when decision criteria led to outcome...
Examined the concept of reasonable doubt as both an individual and group decision criterion. Previou...
Juries are distinct groups in which scholars have been investigating for decades past. Members of th...
Considerable evidence has been gathered from studies of "jury-like" decision-making suggesting that ...
Considerable evidence has been gathered from studies of "jury-like" decision-making suggesting that ...
In a jury decision-making, individuals must compromise in order to reach a group consensus. If indiv...
Although extensive social psychological research has examined conformity for individualized behavior...
Investigators have frequently noted a leniency bias in mock jury research, in which deliberation app...
In a jury decision-making, individuals must compromise in order to reach a group consensus. If indiv...
Much of the extant research on jury decision making has been conducted at the juror level, examining...
Much of the extant research on jury decision making has been conducted at the juror level, examining...
Much of the extant research on jury decision making has been conducted at the juror level, examining...
Much of the extant research on jury decision making has been conducted at the juror level, examining...
Much of the extant research on jury decision making has been conducted at the juror level, examining...
Much of the extant research on jury decision making has been conducted at the juror level, examining...
Two experiments examined individual and group decision mak-ing when decision criteria led to outcome...
Examined the concept of reasonable doubt as both an individual and group decision criterion. Previou...
Juries are distinct groups in which scholars have been investigating for decades past. Members of th...
Considerable evidence has been gathered from studies of "jury-like" decision-making suggesting that ...
Considerable evidence has been gathered from studies of "jury-like" decision-making suggesting that ...
In a jury decision-making, individuals must compromise in order to reach a group consensus. If indiv...
Although extensive social psychological research has examined conformity for individualized behavior...
Investigators have frequently noted a leniency bias in mock jury research, in which deliberation app...
In a jury decision-making, individuals must compromise in order to reach a group consensus. If indiv...