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What is eyewitness testimony (EWT)?
The
account
given
by
someone
of
an
event
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Why is it important to study factors affecting EWT accuracy?
30 years
of research suggests EWT is unreliable
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What percentage of people studied by Wells (1998) were wrongly convicted based on EWT?
More than
90%
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What are the consequences of inaccurate EWT?
Miscarriages
of justice and wasted resources
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What factors affect the accuracy of eyewitness testimony?
Misleading information
Leading questions
Post-event discussion
Anxiety
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What are leading questions?
Questions that suggest a
particular
answer
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What is misleading information?
Inaccurate
info given after the
event
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What was the question posed by Loftus and Palmer in their study?
How
fast
were the cars going when they
contacted
/hit/
bumped
/
collided
?
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What was the highest speed estimation in Loftus and Palmer's study?
40.8
mph
40.8 \text{ mph}
40.8
mph
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What was the lowest speed estimation in Loftus and Palmer's study?
31.8
mph
31.8 \text{ mph}
31.8
mph
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What conclusion can be drawn from Loftus and Palmer's findings?
The
verb
used influenced recall of the event
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What are the criticisms of Loftus and Palmer's study?
Generalisability
issues
Reliability
concerns
Laboratory setting
application
Lack of
ecological validity
Ethical concerns regarding
trauma
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What did Yuille and Cutshall (1986) find about eyewitness reports?
Witnesses gave accurate reports
four
months later
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How does Yuille and Cutshall's study contradict Loftus and Palmer's findings?
Leading questions did not affect
accuracy
in
real life
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What is post-event discussion?
A conversation between
witnesses
Can influence memory recall
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What did Gabbert et al (2003) study involve?
Participants
watching a
video
of a girl
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What was the outcome for the control group in Gabbert et al's study?
0%
recalled information they hadn't seen
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What was the outcome for the experimental group in Gabbert et al's study?
Allowed to discuss and
recall
information
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Why is eyewitness testimony important in legal contexts?
It can influence
verdicts
and convictions
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How does memory play a role in eyewitness accounts?
Memory
accuracy
affects the reliability of
testimony
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How can stress and anxiety impact memory recall?
They can impair the
accuracy
of memories
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What are the implications of misleading information on justice?
It can lead to
wrongful
convictions
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What is a key difference between laboratory and real-world studies on EWT?
Real-world
studies
involve
real consequences
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What ethical considerations arise in studies on EWT?
Potential
trauma
from witnessing events
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