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After a verdict, a juror signs an affidavit stating that another juror brought internet articles into the jury room and read from them during deliberations. The affidavit also states that the articles changed three jurors' minds.
How should the court treat the affidavit under the federal evidence rules?

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The court may consider juror testimony about mental processes but not about outside information. The court may consider juror testimony that outside articles were brought into deliberations, but may not consider juror testimony about how those articles affected individual jurors' mental processes. The court may never consider any juror testimony after a verdict. The court may consider all juror testimony about deliberations whenever a party moves for a new trial.

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