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  1. 1Check all that is true about psychological factors that can contribute to the risk of mistaken identifications in the legal system
    1. AErrors can occur at any point of the investigation
    2. BErrors can only occur during the process of retrieval
    3. CErrors can occur during any of the 3 processes of memory
    4. DQuestions that are asked later can alter memories
    5. EThe way lineups are conducted can effect the identification process
  2. 2Check all that is true about hypnosis in the courtroom and how it should be used
    1. AHypnosis can be carried out by anyone who's capable of inducing it
    2. BHypnosis should be carried out by a psychiatrist
    3. CHypnosis should be carried out by a police officer, someone who is familiar of all facts of the case
    4. DThe person administering the hypnosis should be unaware of the facts of the case
    5. EThe products of hypnosis should not be recorded
    6. FThe products of hypnosis should always be used as evidence
    7. GContext reinstatement could potentially be a substitute for hypnosis
  3. 3Check all that apply about the other-race effect:
    1. AWhites identifying blacks are better than blacks identifying whites (typically)
    2. BBlacks are better than identifying whites than whites are at identifying blacks (typically)
    3. CRacial attitudes are closely related to mistaken identification
    4. DOne possibility this could occur is due to our familiarity of the race, that is we tend to spend more time with people like us
  4. 4Eyewitnesses tend to identify a culprit by making a relative judgement more in what kind of lineup?
    1. ASimultaneous
    2. BSequential
  5. 5Witnesses are better able to make absolute judgments in which lineup?
    1. ASequential
    2. BSimultaneous
  6. 6Check all recommendations for reforming identification procedures
    1. AWhile conducting a lineup, investigators should instruct the witness that the offender "may or may not be present"
    2. BPut the suspect who has tattoos in a lineup with men who have no tattoos to help the witness remember
    3. CUse a simultaneous lineup to avoid relative judgments
    4. DUse a sequential lineup to avoid relative judgments
    5. EMake sure the investigator is familiar with the case as well as have extensive interactions with the witness
    6. FThe person conducting the investigation should know little about the case's detail
  7. 7When subject remembers more material when hypnotized than when they are in a nonhypnotized state, this is referred to as:
    1. AHyperamnesia
    2. BHypermnesia
    3. CMemory hardening
    4. DConfabulation
  8. 8Someone may give a very detailed account of what they did on Christmas Day 2010, including who was present at the family gathering, what was served at the dinner table, and the iPhone 5 they received as a gift. Of course, this is impossible, since the phone was only released in 2012. This is an example of:
    1. Aconfabulation
    2. Bhyperamnesia
    3. Chypnosis
    4. Drepressed memory
  9. 9When a witness appears more confident, they're more likely to be accurate
    1. ATrue
    2. BFalse
  10. 10Check all that apply regarding the function of the inner scribe
    1. Aused to process spatial and movement information
    2. Bused to relay information from visual cache
    3. Cto store information about visual form and color
    4. Dit's a component of the phonological loop
    5. Eit's a component of the central executive
    6. Fit's a component of the visuo-spatial sketchpad

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Psychology Quiz on Untitled, created by Jacquelin Queen on 08/03/2018.
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