Eyewitness Identification: Psychological Aspects [PDF]
Eyewitness identification refers to a type of evidence in which an eyewitness to a crime claims to recognize a suspect as the one who committed the crime.
Wells, Gary
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Predictors of eyewitness identification decisions from video lineups in England: a field study [PDF]
Daniel B. Wright +7 more
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How to protect eyewitness memory against the misinformation effect:a meta-analysis of post-warning studies [PDF]
Launay, Céline, Blank, Hartmut
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In some respects, the story of eyewitness memory has remained unchanged for decades. For example, because memory is malleable, eyewitness memory evidence (like all types of forensic evidence) can be contaminated, and the legal system’s failure to ...
Mickes, Laura, Wixted, John T
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Investigating Eyewitness Behaviour and Accuracy using Eyewitness Descriptions [PDF]
While research surrounding eyewitness identification has flourished and continues to expand, there seems to be limited knowledge and research regarding eyewitness description and whether the detail within a given description has an impact on eyewitness ...
Negrabee, Diana
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Predicting accuracy in eyewitness showups: confidence and response time in the laboratory, confidence in the field. [PDF]
Mickes L +5 more
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Trauma symptoms, memory accuracy, and eyewitness suggestibility: a mediation analysis in a non-clinical sample. [PDF]
Bozkurt M, Ziyalar N.
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Comparative perspectives on wrongful convictions: Insights for innocence research and reforms in the USA, England and Wales, and the Netherlands. [PDF]
Toglia MP +5 more
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Detection of culprit presence in multiple-culprit crimes: A comparison of combined and separate lineup-presentation formats. [PDF]
Lichtenhagen U +5 more
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European exonerations: Factors and frequencies of wrongful convictions in Europe. [PDF]
Schneider T +2 more
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