Eyewitness testimony

Replication of Loftus' yield and stop sign study - Bekerian and Bowers 1983

Geiselman 1985

Testing cognitive interview - Geiselman

Training detectives in cognitive interview - Fisher 1989

The effectiveness of cognitive interview - Bekerian and Dennett 1993

Children's birthday party - Holliday 2003

The stop and the yield sign - Loftus 1978

Offering money for correct slide - Loftus 1980

Misleading information - Elizabeth Loftus 1975

Blatantly incorrect information - Loftus 1979

Criticism of Loftus' methods - Bekerian and Bowers 1983

Shoplifting scenarios - List 1986

Context lacking instructions - Bransford and Johnson 1972

Useful distinction in memory - Koriat 2001

Children and filmed robbery - Geiselman and Padilla 1988

Difference in accuracy of memory between adults and children? - Cassel 1996

Lack of appropriate schema for children - Ceci and Bruck 1993

Storage interval increases - Thomson 1988

Retrieval in children - Saywitz 1987

Leading questions and children - Goodman and Reed 1986

Misleading information and children - Leichtman and Ceci 1995

Not forced choice format - Koriat and Goldsmith 1996

Summary of 6 main factors affecting children's eyewitness testimony - Ceci and Bruck 1993

Neisser 1978

Conclusions about children and EWT - Ceci and Bruck 1993

Car crash and leading questions - Loftus and Palmer 1974

Age of the children - Kent and Yuille 1987

Loftus and Ketcham 1991

Review of wrongful arrest - Rattner 1988

Convicted suspects - Baddeley 1997

Accuracy of testimony - Yuille and Cutshall 1986

Reliable identification in children? - Gross and Hayne 1996

Role of anxiety in eyewitness testimony - Loftus 1979

Genuine bank robberies - Christianson and Hubinette 1993

5 ways schemas effect memory - Cohen 1993

Consequence of testimony - Foster 1994

Effects of schemas on visual memory - Brewer and Treyens 1981