In a Study of How Eyewitness Confidence Can Be Manipulated

Multiple Choice

In a study of how eyewitness confidence can be manipulated, subjects were asked to identify a suspect in a murder at a Target store. Which is NOT one of the outcomes for those who were told they had chosen the right man?

A) They felt that they were easily able to make the identification.
B) They were aware that they had been swayed by the positive feedback.
C) They believed that they had a better view of the criminal.
D) They were certain they paid more attention to the crime.