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Rachel Dianiska w/ a pre-registered replication success(!!), using Bayes Factors calculated in @JASPStats @AppCogLab #Psynom16
Great talk on evidence-based threat assessment today by Erasmus Mundus Fellow, Renate Geurts! @las_iastate @LegalPsychology
Our own @CAMeissner discussing research on intelligence interviewing Australia's Lateline abc.net.au/lateline/content/…
Kieckhaefer: rapport building leads to reporting more transgressions and fewer denials #apls2016
Bernhard: attitudes toward causes of wrongful convictions - false confessions are harder to believe than recanted witnesses. #apls2016
Woestehoff: mock participant jurors may not be as prone to bias due to coerced confessions as they were years ago. #apls2016
Connors: confessions after a Mr. Big technique seemed less voluntary when incentives to confess are high. #apls2016
Vredeveldt: when cowitnesses want to remember, collaboration improves memory #APLS 2016 #eyewitness
Cahill: witness decisions are determined by both their memory AND inferences made during the identification #eyewitness #apls2016
Thomas: ums and ahs - verbal hesitation indicative of internal struggle during memory retrieval #eyewitness #apls2016
Last day of #APLS2016. Get ready for the latest in research on interrogations, confessions, and eyewitness identification!
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Guyll: Stress mobilizes,
Makes us less suggestible
And helps memory.
#APLS2016
Wixted: signal detection theory to demonstrate the relationship between confidence and accuracy #eyewitness #apls2016