A Good Theory of Criminal Behaviour Must Be Able to Account

question 6

Multiple Choice

A good theory of criminal behaviour must be able to account for which factors?

• A) Inter-individual differences
• B) Intra-individual differences
• C) Manuscript typos
• D) Both A and B
• E) All of the above

Understand the phenomena of familiarity, source confusion, and their roles in memory errors.

Evaluate the reliability of eyewitness testimony, especially under conditions like hypnosis.

Identify factors leading to false memories and memory intrusions.

Differentiate between true memories and false memories including factors that influence memory accuracy.

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Definitions:

Problem Solving

The process of finding solutions to difficult or complex issues.

Stroop Effect

A demonstration of interference in the reaction time of a task, such as identifying the color of a word when the word itself indicates a different color.

Automatization

The process by which tasks become automatic through practice, requiring less cognitive effort.

Concept

An abstract idea or a general notion that represents something in the mind, forming the foundation of thought and knowledge.