In a Target-Absent Lineup, It Is Impossible for an Eyewitness

question 1

Multiple Choice

In a target-absent lineup, it is impossible for an eyewitness to make an identification decision that qualifies as a(n) ____.

• A)correct identification
• B)correct rejection
• C)false identification
• D)incorrect identification

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Definitions:

Market Baskets

A collection of goods and services used to track price changes and economic inflation over time, representing a fixed set of consumer products and services.

Completeness

A principle in consumer theory stating that consumers can rank all possible bundles of goods in terms of preference.

Transitivity

In preferences, it's the principle that if option A is preferred to B, and B is preferred to C, then A should be preferred to C.

Nonsatiation

The assumption in economics that more of a good or service is always preferred to less, implying that there is no saturation point in consumption.