Regarding jurors on a death qualified jury, which of the following statements is FALSE?
A) They tend to be made up disproportionately of people with low incomes and low levels of education.
B) They are more likely to read criminal intent into a defendant's actions.
C) They are more likely to favor conviction than other juries.
D) They are more likely to be white males with conservative and authoritarian attitudes.

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Death-qualified juries, which are selected for their willingness to impose the death penalty, do not necessarily tend to be made up disproportionately of people with low incomes and low levels of education. Research suggests that these juries may be more likely to convict and may have certain demographic characteristics, such as being more conservative, but there is no definitive evidence that they are disproportionately composed of individuals with low incomes and low education levels.

Regarding Jurors on a Death Qualified Jury, Which of the Following