An Eyewitness Testifies That She Saw the Defendant Break into Her

question 87

Multiple Choice

An eyewitness testifies that she saw the defendant break into her neighbour's house.However,in cross-examination,the defense attorney points out that the crime took place at night,so it would have been hard to see.According to psychological research,what would a juror be most likely to do?

• A) Ignore the eyewitness's testimony and consider the other facts of the case.
• B) Consider the viewing conditions, then make a decision about whether or not to trust the eyewitness.
• C) Trust the eyewitness without considering the viewing conditions.
• D) Consider the character of the eyewitness before taking what they say into account.
• E) Consider the amount of details the eyewitness remembered, then make a decision about whether or not to trust the eyewitness.

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