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According to the Rattan study ("race and legal distinction of juveniles vs. adults"), priming participants with an example of a juvenile back offender increased: A. The probability of supporting LWOP for juveniles. B. The degree to which they perceive juveniles blameworthy. C. The probability of supporting LWOP for juveniles and the degree to which they perceive juveniles blameworthy. D. None of the above.
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