One Study of Eyewitness Cases Found That the Wrong Person

question 48

Multiple Choice

One study of eyewitness cases found that the wrong person was chosen from police lineups _____ percent of the time.

• A)5
• B)10
• C)18
• D)25

Understand the relevance of group concepts to real-world issues, including prejudice, stereotyping, and conflict.

Understand the definition and characteristics of different types of groups, including primary, social, collectives, and categories.

Recognize that groups do not require face-to-face interaction and can form online.

Comprehend the concept of group cohesiveness and factors affecting it.

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Definitions:

Overt Racism

Blatant and openly displayed racism, without attempt to disguise the prejudice or discrimination.

Drug Possession Arrests

Detentions made by law enforcement for holding illegal drugs.

1980

The year recognized historically for various events but without additional context, can't be defined more specifically here.

Sentencing Reform Bills

Legislation intended to modify sentencing laws and guidelines, often to address issues of fairness and equity.