Research on Retrospective Confidence and Eyewitness Memory Show That

question 11

Multiple Choice

Research on retrospective confidence and eyewitness memory show that:

• A)if a witness is highly confident that his or her memory is correct, this is given substantial weight by juries.
• B)highly confident witnesses are actually less accurate than less confident witnesses.
• C)people cannot assess others' confidence, so highly confident witnesses do not impact jury decision-making.
• D)when juries are allowed to make decisions about cases using free-report conditions, their jury-making decisions are less than optimal.

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