Author Question: For jurors, the believability of a witness often depends as much (or even more) on how the witness ... (Read 60 times)

Jkov05 · **on:** Jul 15, 2018

For jurors, the believability of a witness often depends as much (or even more) on how the witness
presents evidence as on the content or relevance of that evidence. Many jurors are impressed,
__________, by witnesses who give lots of details about what they saw or heard.

a. even though c. meanwhile
b. similarly d. for example

Question 2

Studies of how brain injuries affect memory provide evidence about the brain regions involved in
various kinds of memory. __________, damage to the hippocampus, which is part of the limbic system,3
often results in anterograde amnesia, a loss of memory for an event occurring after the injury.

a. Next c. Secondly
b. On the contrary d. For instance