The Reassignment of a Face That Is Familiar from Another

question 61

Multiple Choice

The reassignment of a face that is familiar from another context to the scene of a crime is referred to as:

• A) retrieval inhibition.
• B) preexisting scripts.
• C) own-race bias.
• D) unconscious transference.

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