Does a 10-12 second decision latency optimally
discriminate correct from incorrect eyewitness identifications?
Does a 10-12 second decision latency optimally
discriminate correct from incorrect eyewitness identifications?
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2004
Authors
Wells, Gary
Weber, Nathan Scott
Brewer, Neil Douglas
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Australian Psychological Society
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Brewer, N.D., Weber, N.S., & Wells,
G.L., 2004. Does a 10-12 second decision latency optimally discriminate correct from
incorrect eyewitness identifications?. Proceedings of the 39th APS Annual Conference,
39-42.