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Historically, best practice recommendations suggested obtaining eyewitnesses' lineup identification confidence reports in their own words. More recently, best practice …
In empirical research, eyewitnesses typically report their confidence numerically (eg,“I'm 90% sure”). In contrast, in the field, lineup administrators typically ask witnesses to explain …
Typically, an eyewitness' verbal confidence is used to judge the reliability of their lineup identification. Across three experiments (N= 3976), we examined eyewitnesses' own words …
JK Mansour - Journal of Applied Research in Memory and Cognition, 2020 - Elsevier
Historically, researchers have collected eyewitness identification confidence using scales; however, in practice, eyewitnesses are more commonly asked for a verbal statement. In …
High confidence has been associated with high accuracy under certain conditions. Yet, how researchers operationalize 'high confidence'varies across publications and depends on who …
Although the confidence‐accuracy relationship is now well established, confidence assessments are usually taken after the lineup identification procedure. Witnesses, however …
After an eyewitness completes a lineup, officers are advised to ask witnesses how confident they are in their identification. Although researchers in the lab typically study eyewitness …
Eyewitness identification confidence is typically studied using scales (generally numeric); in practice, eyewitnesses typically provide confidence in their own words. Verbal and numeric …
Are Traumatic Memories Special? Factors That Influence Perceptions of Memory Coherence Jennifer Elizabeth Arrell Page 1 Are Traumatic Memories Special? Factors That …