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ChapterThe social psychology of jury deliberations: Structure, process, and product.

Garold L. Stasser1982

The social psychology of jury deliberations: Structure, process, and product.

Garold L. Stasser, Norbert L. Kerr, Robert M. Bray

1982-01-01chapterKent Academic Repository (University of Kent)66 citationsclosed

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Jury Decision Making Processes Political Theory and Democracy Social and Intergroup Psychology

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