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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Definitions:

Substantial

Of considerable importance, size, or worth; a term indicating something that is large enough in magnitude or number to merit attention.

Industrialization

The transformation from agrarian societies to industrial economies, characterized by the development of manufacturing, technological advancement, and urban growth.

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Natural fuels such as coal, oil, and natural gas, formed from the decomposed remains of plants and animals over millions of years, and used for energy.