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Key Concepts in Eyewitness Identification

Brian L. Cutler, Margaret Bull Kovera

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Chapter 2 introduces key concepts that are necessary for understanding the research foundation underlying expert testimony, including the accuracy of eyewitness identification, general impairment factors, identification tests, suspect bias factors, and postdictors of identification accuracy.

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Chapter 2 introduces key concepts that are necessary for understanding the research foundation underlying expert testimony, including the accuracy of eyewitness identification, general impairment factors, identification tests, suspect bias factors, and postdictors of identification accuracy.

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Chapter 2 introduces key concepts that are necessary for understanding the research foundation underlying expert testimony, including the accuracy of eyewitness identification, general impairment factors, identification tests, suspect bias factors, and postdictors of identification accuracy.

Key concepts: Eyewitness identification, Suspect, Identification (biology), Key (lock), Foundation (evidence), Eyewitness testimony, Computer science, Psychology

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