When jurors change their minds because they are persuaded by the compelling arguments of other jurors, this phenomenon is also referred to as:

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Informational influence occurs when individuals change their opinions or behaviors based on the information or arguments presented by others, particularly in situations where the information is perceived as a means to achieve correct or appropriate outcomes. In the context of jurors changing their minds due to compelling arguments from their peers, this reflects informational influence, as they are persuaded by the content and logic of the arguments rather than social pressure or a desire to conform.

When Jurors Change Their Minds Because They Are Persuaded by the Compelling