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How to make a reasonable person
Many legal decisions rely on evaluating how a "reasonable person" would have acted, but what defines this standard? Here, we offer an experimental jurisprudence perspective by investigating what subjective features come to mind when reasoning about a reasonable person. In Experiment 1, we examined h
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