A psychologist testifying in court feels it is his responsibility to correctly and clearly present scientific findings, even if this may lead to an unfair verdict by the jury. According to Saks (1990), such an expert fulfills the role of:

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The conduit-educator role involves presenting scientific findings accurately and clearly to the court, without regard to the implications of these findings on the case outcome. This role emphasizes the importance of education and clarity in testimony.

A Psychologist Testifying in Court Feels It Is His Responsibility