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Post-event
discussion
-Occurs
when
there is
more
than
one witness
to an
event.
Witnesses
may discuss what they
have
seen
with
co-witnesses
or with
other people.
This may
influence
the
accuracy
of
each
witness's
recall
of the
event.
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post
-event discussions procedure
studied
ppts
in
pairs
each
ppts
watched
the
same
video
but
from
a
different
angle
each
ppts
saw
something
the
other
ppts
did
not
e.g. one
ppt
saw
title
of
book
in
women's
hand
after
ppts
could
discuss
what
they
saw
post
-event discussions findings
71
% of
ppts
mistakingly
picked
up
aspects
of the
situation
they
did
not
see
after
discussing
corresponding
figure
for
the
control
group
where
they
had
no
discussion
was
0%
why
do post-event discussions affect EWT?
memory contamination
when
co-witnesses
discuss
a
crime
EWT may
become
distorted
or
altered
may
combine
misinformation
memory
conformity
witnesses
go
along
with
each
other
due to
social
approval
or
because
they
believe
the
other
person
is
right
actual
memory
isn't
changed
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