Results of Research by Ross and Lindsay on How Potential

Results of research by Ross and Lindsay on how potential jurors might be impacted by children testifying through alterative means found that:

A) jurors were more likely to find the defendant guilty if the child testified by closed-circuit TV.
B) there were no differences in assessments of guilt between control testimony and alternative forms.
C) children whose testimony was by videotape were deemed less credible than those who appeared in court.
D) simulated jurors viewed the defendant more negatively if the child testified behind a screen.