Reviewing Death Qualification Studies, Most, but Not All, Psychologists

Reviewing death qualification studies, most, but not all, psychologists

A) Thought that the death qualification research studies were persuasive because the results of many studies with different methods all pointed in the same direction
B) Thought that the research had produced robust, replicable results that could be used for policy making about the legal rules for jury selection in death penalty cases
C) Thought that one lesson from the Court's reaction to the death penalty studies was that research designed to influence court decisions should be more ecologically valid and closely related to the legal issues in the case
D) All of the above.