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Second‐Guessing the Jury: Stereotypic and Hindsight Biases in Perceptions of Court Cases1

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1987Reduction of hindsight bias by restoration of foresight perspective: Effectiveness of foresight-encoding and hindsight-retrieval strategies68 cited

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