Misconduct by jurors includes: talking about the case to people outside of the jury; doing their own research about the case; refusing to deliberate; improper influence of juror's religious beliefs; lies during jury questioning and on the juror's affidavit/questionnaire; making decisions based on juror bias, such as racism, sexism, or stereotyping; purposely concealing personal beliefs or experiences that influence the juror's ability to be impartial; jurors conducting experiments or visiting the scene of an accident or crime; or purposeful failure by any juror to follow the court's instructions.