8 research outputs found
Some effects of stimulus verification, interview instructions and*confidence on eyewitness memory
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The influence of item difficulty on the relationship between eyewitness confidence and accuracy
No full textThe influence of item difficulty on the relationship between eyewitness confidence and accuracy
No full textFace value? Evaluating the accuracy of eyewitness information
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It is better, but does it look better? Prosecutor perceptions of using rape complainant investigative interviews as evidence
No full textEvidencing sexual assault: women in the witness box
No full textDrawing on recent research conducted in Scottish criminal courts, this article discusses the evidencing of sexual crimes through victim testimony. Despite significant reforms, complainers in sexual offence trials still find the process traumatic; the amount of sexual evidence introduced into the trial has increased; and the nature of such evidence draws on pervasive and outmoded rape myths
