1 .		Some scholars believe that ____________ is the leading cause of wrongful conviction.
2 .		Which of the following factors influence eyewitness identification?
3 .		In the study by Brigham et al. (1982), what percentage of clerks correctly identified the confederates who had come into their store?
4 .		Which of the following psychological processes is not involved in eyewitness identifications?
5 .		The fact that legal cases often take a great deal of time to actually come to trial would be most likely to affect which of the following psychological processes?
6 .		Remembering more about the weapon used to perpetrate a crime than about the actual criminal himself or herself is the:
7 .		Which of the following is an example of the outgroup homogeneity effect?
8 .		Suggestive questioning corresponds to:
9 .		All of the following are examples of lineups except:
10 .		Brandon’s son shot another teenager during a fight. To prevent his son from going to jail, Brandon confesses to the crime. What type of false confession is this?
11 .		The case of Paul Ingram illustrates which type of false confession?
12 .		One of the most powerful pieces of evidence that can be presented in court is:
13 .		Research has shown that observers are able to detect when others are lying:
14 .		In the study by Ekman and O’Sullivan (1991), which group of people was able to detect deception at a level greater than chance?
15 .		Which of the following theories asserts that some people living in the United States believe in equality but still have some negative beliefs and feelings about black individuals?
16 .		One of the most commonly studied defendant characteristics is:
17 .		Which of the following characterize a person who is likely to support the death penalty?
18 .		Factors that make a crime seem less serious are:
19 .		Which of the following indicators of scientific reliability do judges now consider?
20 .		Bringing in people, such as social psychologists, to share their knowledge in court is an example of:
21 .		The process of keeping acquired information in memory is .
22 .		Variables that are under the direct control of the criminal justice and/or legal system are .
23 .		The amount of time that passes between witnessing an event and making an identification or providing testimony is known as the .
24 .		The posits that postevent information actually replaces the information that witnesses initially encode about an event.
25 .		When several potential suspects are shown next to each other and the witness is asked to select the perpetrator, a lineup has been presented.
26 .		are people other than the suspect who are in a lineup.
27 .		The biggest debate about recovered memories involves the of such memories.
28 .		The is the most common version of the polygraph test.
29 .		can be used to eliminate jurors for a number of different reasons.
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