Which of the following is NOT a recommended strategy for increasing the accuracy of eyewitnesses and jurors?
A. Train police interviewers to elicit unbiased accounts.
B. Ask witnesses to scan a lineup of several mug shots simultaneously rather than one at a time.
C. Educate jurors about the factors influencing eyewitness testimony.
D. Use scripted and neutral questions during lineups so there are no subtle demands of identification.
Answer: B
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A. It hurt Ann Hopkins' case. B. In the court's opinion, it made little, if any impact, in the court's decision. C. It played a significant role but other ever was needed. D. It was all the evidence necessary for the court's decision.
Imagine being a participant in one of Titchener's early studies of conscious experience. What would you most likely be asked to do?
a. Attempt to memorize a long list of nonsense words. b. Try to read the mind of a person seated in an adjoining room. c. Permit yourself to be hypnotized and your responses recorded. d. Examine your thoughts and feelings about sensory experiences.
Explain in what resources you would find professional standards specific to educational professionals as test users.
What will be an ideal response?
When Allport was a young man, he spent a year teaching in Europe. On his trip home, he visited his brother Fayette and had a memorable meeting with
A. Hitler. B. Churchill. C. Adler. D. Jung. E. Freud.