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| Most persuasive in court and most important part in determining convictions |
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1. confidence in witness
2. ability to recite details |
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| Proving points of testimony |
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| Incorrect and correct eyewitnesses believed this much of the time |
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"forgetting curve"
increase in false memories |
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| Time factors affecting eyewitness accuracy |
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negative correlation between details
eyewitness confidence
similarity |
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| Other factors affecting eyewitness accuracy |
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| ____________ have a stronger effect when coming from authority figures (ex. police, lawyers) |
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| the only jury influence that had an effect on jurors's decisions |
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| Incorporating "misinfo" into one's memory of the event after receiving misleading info about it |
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| A motive to protect or restore one's sense of freedom. Reactance arises when someone threatens our freedom of action. |
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