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Topic 2 - The collection and processing of forensic evidence
Dror - Top-down biases
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Who did Dror blame for misidentification and why?
Human experts > machines (when making a match)
Could be due to
confirmation bias
= when people observe and given emphasis on what to look for to validate their beliefs
What two processes did Dror come up with that are involved in fingerprint processing?
Bottom-up processes
Top-down processes
What is bottom-up processes?
Purely
data driven
, operates of
3
different levels
Examination of overall pattern of
friction ridges
Examination of characteristics of specific ridges
'Zooming in' = examine things like location and distribution of sweat pores etc
What is top-down processes?
Can include biases that override objective decisions of
BUP
:
Conforming effect
= FP expert asking to validate decision of people or superior = may lead to
unconscious bias
to agree
Selective attention
= prior expectations lead to 'filtering out'
ambiguous
elements or prints where
'close calls'
have to be made to create a match
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