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Law and Human Behavior|August 15, 2001
The effects of note-taking and trial transcript access on mock jury decisions in a complex civil trialI A Horowitz, L ForsterLee
The Journal of Applied Psychology|December 1, 1996
Effects of trial complexity on decision makingI A Horowitz, L ForsterLee, I Brolly
The Journal of Applied Psychology|February 1, 1993
Juror competence in civil trials: effects of preinstruction and evidence technicalityL ForsterLee, I A Horowitz, M J Bourgeois
Law and Human Behavior|May 16, 2000
The bottom line: the effect of written expert witness statements on juror verdicts and information processingL ForsterLee, I Horowitz, E Athaide-Victor, et al.
The Journal of Applied Psychology|October 3, 1999
Community members' perceptions of evidence: the effects of gender in a recovered memory civil trialR ForsterLee, I A Horowitz, R Ho, et al.
The Journal of Applied Psychology|August 25, 2001
The effects of complexity on jurors' verdicts and construction of evidenceI A Horowitz, K S Bordens, E Victor, et al.
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Law and Human Behavior|August 15, 2001
The effects of note-taking and trial transcript access on mock jury decisions in a complex civil trialI A Horowitz, L ForsterLee
The Journal of Applied Psychology|December 1, 1996
Effects of trial complexity on decision makingI A Horowitz, L ForsterLee, I Brolly
The Journal of Applied Psychology|February 1, 1993
Juror competence in civil trials: effects of preinstruction and evidence technicalityL ForsterLee, I A Horowitz, M J Bourgeois
Law and Human Behavior|May 16, 2000
The bottom line: the effect of written expert witness statements on juror verdicts and information processingL ForsterLee, I Horowitz, E Athaide-Victor, et al.
The Journal of Applied Psychology|October 3, 1999
Community members' perceptions of evidence: the effects of gender in a recovered memory civil trialR ForsterLee, I A Horowitz, R Ho, et al.
The Journal of Applied Psychology|August 25, 2001
The effects of complexity on jurors' verdicts and construction of evidenceI A Horowitz, K S Bordens, E Victor, et al.
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