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| 1 | Eyewitness Memory and Misinformation: Are Remember/know Judgments more Reliable than Subjective Confidence? | |
| | | Author(s) | : | Holmes; A. E.; & Weaver; C. A. |
| | | Keyword(s) | : | eyewitness memory; confidence; remember; know judgments |
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| 2 | Mugshot Group Size Affects Eyewitness Mugshot Selections | |
| | | Author(s) | : | Thompson; W. B.; Zamojski; E.; & Colangelo; A. |
| | | Keyword(s) | : | eyewitness memory; mugshots |
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| 3 | Personality, Gender, and Self-control Theory Revisited: Results from a Sample of Institutionalized Juvenile Delinquents | |
| | | Author(s) | : | DeLisi; M.; Beaver; K. M.; Vaughn; M. G.; Trulson; C. R.; Kosloski; A. E.; Drury; A. J.; & Wright; J. P. |
| | | Keyword(s) | : | self-control; self-restraint; institutional misconduct; Weinberger Adjustment Inventory; personality |
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| 4 | The Effects of Counterfactual Thinking on Reactions to Victimization | |
| | | Author(s) | : | Miller; M. K.; Adya; M.; Chamberlain; J.; & Jehle; A. |
| | | Keyword(s) | : | Counterfactuals;Thinking;Victimization;Law Enforcement;Crime Policies;Crime Reporting |
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