The study of psychological factors affecting jury decision-making, including group dynamics, bias, evidence evaluation, and deliberation processes in legal settings.
Example: Research on how juror attitudes, group pressure, evidence presentation order, and demographic factors influence verdicts and legal decision-making processes.
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