Jury members tend to believe confident eyewitnesses. However, they really should only believe a very confident eyewitness when:
a) the eyewitness identified the criminal in about 10 seconds.
b) the eyewitness has been hypnotized.
c) the eyewitness took more than 30 seconds to identify the criminal in a lineup.
d) they should never believe a confident eyewitness because confidence is a poor predictor of memory.
Question 2
All of these characterize the cognitive interview except for:
a) hypnosis.
b) open-ended questions.
c) elaborate retrieval cues that invoke the encoding specificity principle.
d) techniques designed to make a witness comfortable.
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