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• 2020Evidence on how different interventions affect juror assessment of auditor legal culpability and responsibility for damages after auditor failure to detect fraud33 cited
• 2000Juror comprehension and public policy: Perceived problems and proposed solutions.30 cited
• 2016“It will be your duty…:” The Psychology of Criminal Jury Instructions26 cited
• 1997Jurors' comprehension of sentencing instructions: A test of the death penalty process in Tennessee26 cited
• 2000Instructing jurors on general damages in personal injury cases: Problems and possibilities.24 cited
• 2007Improving Comprehension of Capital Sentencing Instructions22 cited
• 2014‘Telling tales’: exploring narratives of life and law within the (mock) jury room21 cited
• 2014A Catch-22 in Audit Litigation? Interventions that Decrease Assessed Auditor Culpability by Reducing Assessed Fraud Detectability and Auditor Acquiescence Generate Reactance Effects that Increase Assessed Damages21 cited
• 2001Jurors' Use of Instructions on Negligence114 cited
• 2015Instructions on reasonable doubt: Defining the standard of proof and the juror’s task.13 cited
• 2013Effectiveness of Question Trails as Jury Decision Aids: the Jury's Still Out7 cited