When people’s previous experiences highly influence their expectations regarding their chances of being caught, this is called ______.
a. experiential effect
b. experimental effect
c. longitudinal effect
d. cross-sectional effect
a. experiential effect
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When biological samples of unknown origin are discovered at a crime scene, investigators:
a. Should assume no pathogens are present and treat the samples as such. b. Should allow only trained hazardous material teams to handle the evidence. c. Should assume pathogens are present and treat the sample as such. d. Should package them in plastic bags.
The Directed Lie Test plays on the examinee's fear and anticipation
a. True b. False
Gary has been prescribed barbiturates. What ailment does he most likely have?
a. attention deficit disorder b. epilepsy c. scarlet fever d. weight loss
With the __________ exception, if the prosecution seeks to use evidence forthe purpose of attaching the credibility of a witness, then it will beconsidered admissible for that purpose
a. Witness b. Credibility c. Impeachment d. Good faith