Kirby is a juror in a rape trial in which both the prosecution and defense are relying on eyewitnesses. It is likely that Kirby will

a. be able to determine which eyewitnesses are accurate.
b. use eyewitness confidence as a cue to eyewitness accuracy.
c. underestimate the accuracy of all of the eyewitnesses.
d. understand the factors that influence eyewitness accuracy enough to determine whether an eyewitness isbiased.


b

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