As a typical young teen, Maurice would be best at detecting ____ flaws in arguments

According to the text, why do juries often reach unanimous verdicts despite clear contradictory evidence?

a. The power of the situation and group pressure b. They receive poor instructions from the judge. c. They experience cognitive dissonance. d. They get tired of arguing and give in to the majority.

Amber has a favorable attitude toward the incumbent in the upcoming election because all her friends have said that the incumbent is the best candidate and the person they plan to vote for. In this case, Amber's attitude appears to have developed as a result of:

a. classical conditioning b. operant conditioning c. observational learning d. cognitive dissonance