EYEWITNESS MEMORY AND MISINFORMATION: ARE REMEMBER/KNOW JUDGMENTS MORE RELIABLE THAN SUBJECTIVE CONFIDENCE?
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PERSONALITY, GENDER, AND SELF-CONTROL THEORY REVISITED: RESULTS FROM A SAMPLE OF INSTITUTIONALIZED JUVENILE DELINQUENTS.
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THE EFFECTS OF COUNTERFACTUAL THINKING ON REACTIONS TO VICTIMIZATION.
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MUGSHOT GROUP SIZE AFFECTS EYEWITNESS MUGSHOT SELECTIONS.
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