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    When Jurors Change Their Minds Because They Are Persuaded by the Compelling
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When Jurors Change Their Minds Because They Are Persuaded by the Compelling

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Question 2

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When jurors change their minds because they are persuaded by 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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