Sometimes Police Just Look for Evidence That Implicates a Suspect

question 6

Multiple Choice

Sometimes police just look for evidence that implicates a suspect that has been identified by an eyewitness and stop investigating any other leads. This situation illustrates

• A)illusory correlation.
• B)confirmation bias.
• C)police attention outlook.
• D)an investigative freeze.

Recognize the symptoms and diagnostic criteria for specific psychological disorders.

Identify the etiology and treatment approaches for various psychological disorders.

Differentiate between different types of anxiety disorders and their characteristics.

Describe the impact of psychological disorders on individuals' daily lives.

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