Hastie - Reaching a verdict 0.0 / 5 ? PsychologyCriminological and Forensic PsychologyA2/A-levelOCR Created by: Steff06Created on: 20-05-16 20:22 What are the 3 stages Hastie believed jury discussion goes through? Orientation period, open confrontation, renconciliation. 1 of 10 What happens in the orientation period (4) Relaxed and open discussion, agenda set, raise questions and explore facts, different opinions arise. 2 of 10 What happens in open confrontation? (5) Fierce debate, focus on detail, explore different interpretations, pressure on minority to conform, support for group decision is established. 3 of 10 What happens in the reconciliation stage? (2) Attempts to smooth over conflicts, tension released through humour. 4 of 10 State the first steps of a juror's task Absorb info from witnesses, counsel, judge, defendant. 5 of 10 What happens after the information is absorbed? Make sense of it all. 6 of 10 What do jurors do after they have made sense of the information? They select evidence and evaluate it for credibility and implications. 7 of 10 What happens after the selected evidence is evaluated? Construct a sequence of events. 8 of 10 What does a juror do after constructing a sequence of events? Argue a case to achieve a verdict. 9 of 10 What is the problem with using this research? Actual juries cannot be studied and so it is an assumption that these processes apply. 10 of 10
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