Fulero and Finkel (1991) conducted a study to investigate whether the presence of ultimate opinion testimony affected mock jurors' verdicts. What did they find?
A. Mock jurors who read ultimate opinion testimony were more likely to provide NGRI verdicts.
B. Mock jurors who read differing penultimate opinions were more likely to provide NGRI verdicts.
C. Mock jurors who read both penultimate opinions and ultimate opinion testimony were more likely to provide NGRI verdicts.
D. Mock jurors' verdicts were not affected by the type of testimony presented.
D
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