PSY328H5 Study Guide - Final Guide: Eyewitness Identification, Cognitive Dissonance, Canadian Judicial Council
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Apa outcome: 1. 3: which statement is not an error by police noted in the investigation into the murder of. Apa outcome: 1. 3: the memory is often described as having the following components, encoding, storage, retrieval, selection, identification, access, processing, viewing, retrieval, processing, encoding, access. Apa outcome: 2. 2: when describing memory, _____ is the first component required in the process necessary for retention, storage, retrieval, top-down processing, encoding. Apa outcome: 2. 2: asking someone to tell me everything you can remember is an example of _____recall, cued, reconstructive, recognition, free. Apa outcome: 2. 2: the biochemical representation of our experiences in the brain is referred to as, peptide images, memory trace, cerebral coding, neuro-projections. Apa outcome: which cause of wrongful convictions is the least likely of the four discussed by the authors, forensic science problems, eyewitness misidentification, false confessions, faulty informant testimony. Section: how the legal system attempts to expose eyewitness bias.
