Eyewitness memory [Recurso eletrónico] / Nancy K. Steblay
In: In: APA handbook of forensic psychology : vol. 2 : criminal investigation, adjudication, and sentencing outcomes / ed. B. Cutler, P. Zapf. - Washington, DC: American Psychological Association, 2015. p. 187-224. Ficheiro de 205 KB em formato PDF (38 p.).. Idioma: Inglês.Assunto: TESTEMUNHA OCULAR | INQUIRIÇÃO DE TESTEMUNHA | PSICOLOGIA CRIMINAL Resumo: Importance of the problem. Relevant psychological theory and principles. Cognitive resources. Acquisition of new information. Retrospective narrative. Research review. Specific vulnerabilities for eyewitness memory. Attention: guns and gorillas. Encoding: beyond the gist of it. Retention: postevent information and memory malleability. Retrieval and reconstruction: memory strength and reasoning processes. Eyewitness evidence and the supreme court: Perry v. New Hampshire. Estimator variables. Practice and policy issues. Memory for events: the cognitive interview. Memory for people: eyewitness identification. Postdiction of witness accuracy. Eyewitness identification in archival and field studies. Summary and conclusions. Policy and practice. Observations for eyewitness research.| Item type | Current location | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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| Analíticos de monografias | Biblioteca da Polícia Judiciária | PJCD 268 (Browse shelf) | Available |
In: APA handbook of forensic psychology : vol. 2 : criminal investigation, adjudication, and sentencing outcomes / ed. B. Cutler, P. Zapf. - Washington, DC: American Psychological Association, 2015. p. 187-224. Ficheiro de 205 KB em formato PDF (38 p.).
Importance of the problem. Relevant psychological theory and principles. Cognitive resources. Acquisition of new information. Retrospective narrative. Research review. Specific vulnerabilities for eyewitness memory. Attention: guns and gorillas. Encoding: beyond the gist of it. Retention: postevent information and memory malleability. Retrieval and reconstruction: memory strength and reasoning processes. Eyewitness evidence and the supreme court: Perry v. New Hampshire. Estimator variables. Practice and policy issues. Memory for events: the cognitive interview. Memory for people: eyewitness identification. Postdiction of witness accuracy. Eyewitness identification in archival and field studies. Summary and conclusions. Policy and practice. Observations for eyewitness research.
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