Factors affecting the accuracy of eyewitness testimony - Misleading information
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- Created on: 17-03-19 19:49
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2. Why do leading questions affect EWT?
- The eyewitness gets confused
- A change in memory
- Response bias
- Changing of the wording of the question
3. Which of the following is the best example of a leading question?
- How many years have you been a zombie for?
- Do you think the zombie apocalypse has finally arrived?
- Are you or are you not a Zombie, Mr Jackman?
- Why is it theres never a zombie around when you need one?
4. Which of the following sequences of verbs did Loftus and Palmer use in their study?
- Contacted, bumped, hit, walloped, smashed
- Contacted, pranged, hit, collided, smashed
- Contacted, bumped, hit, collided, smashed
- Touched, bumped, hit, collided, smashed
5. Which of the following statements is the best definition of eyewitness testimony?
- Our memories for peoples names and faces
- How people remember the details of events they have observed themselves, such as crimes and accidents
- Our ability to remember such things as facts and figures
- Memories that last for weeks, months or even years
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