Theorists Argue That Eyewitnesses May Try to Resolve the Discomfort

question 24

Multiple Choice

Theorists argue that eyewitnesses may try to resolve the discomfort that comes with the risk of being wrong by convincing themselves that they are positively certain about the identification. Thus they relieve their:

• A) cognitive dissonance.
• B) decisive ambiguity.
• C) vicarious recall.
• D) oscillating surety .

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