Understanding the weapon focus effect: The role of threat, unusualness, exposure duration, and scene complexity
作者： Jamal K. Mansour , Claire M. Hamilton , Matthew T. Gibson
DOI: 10.1002/ACP.3515
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摘要: Acknowledgements - The first author would also like to acknowledge the efforts of following students who contributed this project: Zach Blaikie, Dani Cernicchiaro, Ryan Kane, Tom McGuire, Courtnay Pollock, Kirsty Stewart, and Lorna White. In addition, authors individuals volunteered their time act in videos used research.
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