Juror Decision Making When a Witness Makes Multiple Identification Decisions1
作者： JOANNA D. POZZULO , MONICA C. O'NEILL
DOI: 10.1111/J.1559-1816.2011.00883.X
关键词: Social psychology 、 Witness 、 Consistency (negotiation) 、 Identification (information) 、 Trial Summary 、 Suspect 、 Psychology
摘要: Mock jurors (N = 224) read a trial summary varying the consistency of eyewitness's initial lineup identification (ID) decision and confidence. In all conditions, second positive ID suspect/defendant was made. Jurors perceived witness's description criminal, IDs, testimony overall as more reliable when witness initially made suspect who also defendant vs. different or non-ID. Ratings were higher foil Additionally, first with lower Verdicts did not vary function consistency.
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