D) When jury deliberations begin, if a couple of jurors disagree with everyone else, they are easily able to persuade the majority to change from a guilty to a not-guilty verdict.
A) Jurors and law enforcement professionals rely heavily on eyewitness testimony when they are deciding whether someone is guilty.
A) The best indicator of an eyewitness's accuracy is his or her confidence.
D) Jurors tend to overestimate the accuracy of eyewitnesses.
D) The police should videotape all interrogations and make sure that the camera angle shows both the interrogator and the suspect.
A) can help identify and prevent false confessions, but it makes a big difference who the camera is focused on.
A) People who recover memories of sexual abuse in psychotherapy are almost always correct that the abuse really occurred.