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About This Document: Certain trials involving kidnapping, sexual assault and battery, or child abuse are traumatic events that may physically and emotionally disturb a juror who is considering the testimony and evidence presented in the courtroom (Shuman, Hamilton, and Daley, 1994). [...] large differences by gender (20 to 25 percentage points) in structured questions during rhe CJP interviews (see Table 1 ) indicate that the gender-specific variations shown here are not solely the product of a greater tendency for female jurors to articulate emotional or stressful reactions, although they could reflect a gender difference in willingness to acknowledge such emotional reactions.

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STRESS AND THE CAPITAL JURY: HOW MALE AND FEMALE JURORS REACT TO SERVING ON A MURDER TRIAL*

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STRESS AND THE CAPITAL JURY: HOW MALE AND FEMALE JURORS REACT TO SERVING ON A MURDER TRIAL*

STRESS AND THE

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