In One Study of Eyewitness Cases, What Percent of the Time

question 12

Multiple Choice

In one study of eyewitness cases, what percent of the time was the wrong person chosen in a police lineup?

• A)five percent
• B)10 percent
• C)18 percent
• D)25 percent

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Definitions:

Bystander Effect

A social factor that affects prosocial behavior: As the number of bystanders at an emergency increases, the probability that the victim will receive help decreases, and the help, if given, is likely to be delayed.

Catastrophes

Large-scale disasters or events causing great damage or suffering.

Aggression

Behavior aimed at causing harm or pain to others, which can be physical or verbal and motivated by various factors.

Intentionally Inflicting

The deliberate act of causing harm or damage to someone or something.