Exam 12: Eyewitness Testimony

The ability to accurately weigh the quality of evidence provided by an eyewitness refers to what Martire and Kemp (2001)would call:

The meta-analysis conducted by Deffenbacher et al. (2004)identified that eyewitness testimony was most accurate in which condition?

Which group of individuals did Jacoby, Bishara, Hessels, and Toth (2005)find was most strongly influenced by misleading suggestions?

Major differences, covered in the text, between eyewitness experiences in the laboratory versus real life include all of the following, EXCEPT:

Super-recognizers are:

The phenomenon where an individual selects a familiar but innocent face from a line-up is termed:

The findings reported by Jones et al. (2017)showed that:

Which of these components is involved in the cognitive interview?

Ihlebaek et al. (2003)presented evidence that eyewitnesses in which of their conditions recalled more accurate information (e.g., height, age, and weight estimates of the perpetrator)?

Pickel (2009)obtained specific support for the prediction that people pay attention to stimuli that are _______ in a situation, such as a female criminal carrying a folding knife or a male criminal with a knitting needle.

Richler, Cheung, and Gauthier (2011)are some of the researchers who have demonstrated that face recognition involves which type of processing, in that information from several different regions is integrated?

Failure to notice the introduction of an unexpected object in a visual display is best termed:

Dahl, Granér, Fransson, Bertilsson, and Fredriksson (2018)obtained eyewitness testimony from 13 eyewitnesses to a real- life, highly stressful incident in which the police killed a man with a knife. They found that:

According to Bartlett (1932), schema-based information is used to ______ the details of an event, according to "what must have been true."

The tendency for witnesses to attend to an object used in a crime rather than the perpetrator(s)is known as the _[BLANK]_ effect.

What did Wells et al. (2015)find?

According to the textbook, more than 200 individuals were found guilty based on mistaken eyewitness identification, but were later exonerated primarily on the basis of which of the following?

Oeberst and Blank (2012)argued that:

Leippe et al. (2004)presented evidence that exposing mock jurors to which of the following reduced guilty verdicts from 74% to 59%, independent of the strength of the case against the defendant?

According to Gabbert, Hope, Fisher, and Jamieson (2012), what could protect memory traces from distortion by misleading information?