In a Meta-Analysis Comparing Simultaneous and Sequential Presentations in Line-Up

question 35

Multiple Choice

In a meta-analysis comparing simultaneous and sequential presentations in line-up procedures, mistaken identifications were reduced by about ________ when presentations were _______________________ and correct identifications were reduced by ________ when presentations were __________________________.

• A)22%, sequential; 8%, sequential
• B)8%, simultaneous; 22%, simultaneous
• C)22%, sequential; 8%, simultaneous
• D)8%, simultaneous; 22%, sequential

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Definitions:

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Fat Emulsions

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Parenteral Nutrition

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