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What was the procedure in Gabbert et al.'s study?
Pairs watched different clips of the same
crime
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What percentage of eyewitnesses made mistakes after discussing the crime in Gabbert et al.'s study?
71%
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What was the accuracy of recall in pairs without discussion in Gabbert et al.'s study?
0%
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What are the strengths of Gabbert et al.'s study?
High population
validity
with diverse
participants
High
reliability
due to easy
replication
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What are the limitations of Gabbert et al.'s study?
Low
ecological validity
Participants
knew they were in a study
Results may not reflect real-life situations
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What is anxiety in the context of eyewitness testimony?
Emotion
causing
tension
and
worry
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How can anxiety affect eyewitness testimony?
It can impair recall
accuracy
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What is the weapon focus effect (WFE)?
Focus
on a
weapon
during a
crime
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Who researched the weapon focus effect?
Johnson
&
Scott
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What were the two conditions in Johnson & Scott's study?
Low-anxiety
and
high-anxiety
groups
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What conclusion did Johnson & Scott reach regarding anxiety?
Anxiety focuses attention on the
weapon
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Who conducted research on the positive effects of anxiety?
Yuille & Cutshall
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What was the procedure in Yuille & Cutshall's study?
Witnesses were interviewed
months
after a crime
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What was the accuracy of recall for high-stress witnesses in Yuille & Cutshall's study?
88%
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What was the accuracy of recall for low-stress witnesses in Yuille & Cutshall's study?
75%
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What does the Yerkes-Dodson Law explain?
The relationship between
arousal
and performance
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What are the contradictory findings regarding anxiety and eyewitness testimony?
Anxiety can impair
recall accuracy
Anxiety can enhance recall accuracy
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What scale was used to rate stress levels during the incident?
Seven-point
scale
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How did the accuracy of witness recall change over time?
It matched original police reports after
months
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What was the accuracy percentage for low-stress witnesses?
75%
accuracy
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What does the study suggest about anxiety and recall accuracy?
Anxiety
may
enhance
recall accuracy
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Who proposed the relationship between arousal and performance?
Yerkes & Dodson
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What is the Yerkes-Dodson Law also known as?
Inverted-U theory
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What happens to performance as arousal increases according to the Yerkes-Dodson Law?
Performance
increases
up to an
optimum
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What did Valentine & Mesout (2009) find about high-anxiety recall?
Less
accurate
recall of actors
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How did Valentine & Mesout measure anxiety?
Using an objective measure of
heart rate
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What did Christianson & Hubinette (1993) find regarding bank robbery witnesses?
Higher recall in
high-anxiety
victims
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What is a limitation of the Yerkes-Dodson Law?
It oversimplifies factors affecting
anxiety
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What did Johnson and Scott's study fail to test?
Anxiety
, instead testing fear or surprise
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What did Yuille & Cutshall's study lack?
Control
over confounding
variables
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What is the cognitive interview (CI) used for?
Improving
eyewitness
interviews
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Who developed the cognitive interview?
Geiselman
et al.
(
1985
)
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What are the four components of the cognitive interview?
Mental reinstatement of original context
Report everything
Change order
Change perspective
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What is the purpose of mental reinstatement in the CI?
To make
memories
more accessible
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What does the 'report everything' stage encourage?
Reporting all details without
editing
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Why is changing the order of recall beneficial?
It prevents
schemas
from influencing recall
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What is the goal of changing perspective in the CI?
To disrupt
schema
effects on memory
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What did Kohnken et al. (1999) find about the CI?
CI improved accuracy of EWT by
41%
Suggests CI aids in recalling accurate memories
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What limitation did Kohnken et al. (1999) find regarding CI?
Increased
inaccuracies
in memory recall
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Which components of the CI did Milne & Bull (2002) find most effective?
Combining 'report everything' and 'reinstate context'
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