Psychological Research Shows That When the Person Administering an Identification

question 55

Multiple Choice

Psychological research shows that when the person administering an identification procedure somehow confirms the witness's pick, the comments:

• A)have no impact on the witness's confidence in the identification.
• B)cause the witness to question whether the administrator is trying to influence the identification.
• C)cause the witness to have greater confidence in the accuracy of the identification.
• D)cause the witness to doubt the identification.

Understand the principles of Gestalt psychology in perceptual organization.

Understand the concept of reversible figure-ground relationships and their role in perception.

Identify and explain various depth cues, including binocular cues, monocular cues, and their implications for perceiving distance.

Recognize the importance of perceptual organization principles (closure, continuity) in interpreting visual information.