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1Check all that is true about psychological factors that can contribute to the risk of mistaken identifications in the legal system
- AErrors can occur at any point of the investigation
- BErrors can only occur during the process of retrieval
- CErrors can occur during any of the 3 processes of memory
- DQuestions that are asked later can alter memories
- EThe way lineups are conducted can effect the identification process
2Check all that is true about hypnosis in the courtroom and how it should be used
- AHypnosis can be carried out by anyone who's capable of inducing it
- BHypnosis should be carried out by a psychiatrist
- CHypnosis should be carried out by a police officer, someone who is familiar of all facts of the case
- DThe person administering the hypnosis should be unaware of the facts of the case
- EThe products of hypnosis should not be recorded
- FThe products of hypnosis should always be used as evidence
- GContext reinstatement could potentially be a substitute for hypnosis
3Check all that apply about the other-race effect:
- AWhites identifying blacks are better than blacks identifying whites (typically)
- BBlacks are better than identifying whites than whites are at identifying blacks (typically)
- CRacial attitudes are closely related to mistaken identification
- 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
4Eyewitnesses tend to identify a culprit by making a relative judgement more in what kind of lineup?
- ASimultaneous
- BSequential
5Witnesses are better able to make absolute judgments in which lineup?
- ASequential
- BSimultaneous
6Check all recommendations for reforming identification procedures
- AWhile conducting a lineup, investigators should instruct the witness that the offender "may or may not be present"
- BPut the suspect who has tattoos in a lineup with men who have no tattoos to help the witness remember
- CUse a simultaneous lineup to avoid relative judgments
- DUse a sequential lineup to avoid relative judgments
- EMake sure the investigator is familiar with the case as well as have extensive interactions with the witness
- FThe person conducting the investigation should know little about the case's detail
7When subject remembers more material when hypnotized than when they are in a nonhypnotized state, this is referred to as:
- AHyperamnesia
- BHypermnesia
- CMemory hardening
- DConfabulation
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:
- Aconfabulation
- Bhyperamnesia
- Chypnosis
- Drepressed memory
9When a witness appears more confident, they're more likely to be accurate
- AVerdadeiro
- BFalso
10Check all that apply regarding the function of the inner scribe
- Aused to process spatial and movement information
- Bused to relay information from visual cache
- Cto store information about visual form and color
- Dit's a component of the phonological loop
- Eit's a component of the central executive
- Fit's a component of the visuo-spatial sketchpad
11Robbins (1996) study found that selecting chess moves involved
- Acentral executive
- Bvisuo-spatial sketchpad
- Cphonological loop
- Depisodic buffer
12This function of the central executive is needed to minimize distractions
- AInhibition function
- BShifting function
- CUpdating function
13You might need this function in a Stroop task to avoid error
- AInhibition function
- BShifting function
- CUpdating function
14The updating function is useful when
- Ayou are preparing a meal consisting of several dishes
- Byou are trying to cope with changing circumstances
- Cyou are switching from one task to another
15Iconic memory decays in approx.
- A.5 seconds
- B30 seconds
- C5 minutes
16Storage capacity
Temporal duration
Effects of brain damage
Forgetting mechanism(s)
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- Psychology Quiz sobre Sem título, criado por Jacquelin Queen em 08-03-2018.
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