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story model for juror decision making  

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  • To better explain how jurors make decisions in trial, psychologists have proposed a variety of decision-making models. Some research has examined the decisionmaking process at the jury level, but the majority of research has examined juror decision-making processes at the individual level. [Source: Encyclopedia of Psychology and Law; Story Model for Juror Decision Making]

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