Tina and Rachael are the only two members of a jury who are trying to convince the rest of the jury that the defendant is not guilty
Tina and Rachael offer very different explanations for why the jury should vote not guilty. Because of their differing explanations, they will be ________ to convince the majority to acquit the defendant than if both had a common explanation.
A) less likely
B) more likely
C) less likely, but only if the jury members won't listen to their explanations
D) The answer is not clear from the information given.
E) just as likely
Answer: A
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Fill in the blank(s) with correct word