What science reveals about the reliability of eyewitness memory | Scientific American
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New research is shedding light on the reliability of eyewitness memory, suggesting it can be accurate despite its malleability. Studies indicate various factors influence eyewitness identification, and recommendations are emerging to improve police questioning methods to minimize memory contamination.
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The article is well-structured and presents a balanced view on the reliability of eyewitness memory in criminal cases; it effectively uses scientific studies to support its claims. However, while the reporting is largely objective, slight biases can be perceived in the emphasis on certain studies over others.
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