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  1. According to the Innocence Project, what is the leading contributing factor in wrongful convictions later overturned by DNA evidence?

    Answer: Eyewitness misidentification

    Eyewitness misidentification played a role in roughly 69% of DNA-based exonerations.

  2. Why do many professional guidelines caution against suggestive techniques in memory-recovery therapy?

    Answer: They can create false memories that feel real

    Suggestive methods like leading questions and imagery can produce confident but false memories.

  3. Which police lineup practice best reduces unintentional bias?

    Answer: A double-blind administrator who doesn't know the suspect

    A blind administrator cannot unconsciously cue the witness toward a particular person.

  4. What does research on eyewitness memory suggest about confidence?

    Answer: Confidence stated at first identification is more informative than later confidence

    Initial confidence under clean conditions is more diagnostic; confidence often inflates after feedback.

  5. What is the primary ethical duty of an expert witness on memory science?

    Answer: Offer objective opinions within their area of expertise

    Experts must give honest, unbiased testimony and stay within their actual competence.

  6. The 'misinformation effect' refers to what?

    Answer: Distortion of a memory after exposure to misleading post-event information

    Elizabeth Loftus showed that misleading information after an event can alter how it is remembered.

  7. Before beginning therapy, what must a licensed therapist provide?

    Answer: Informed consent describing the nature, risks, and limits of treatment

    Informed consent to treatment is a core standard in professional ethics codes such as the APA's.

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