Asked by Wasim Saigal on Sep 26, 2024
Patricia often brings up the concept of transience in court to discredit the memory of an eyewitness.This concept refers to _________ and is a memory sin of _________.
A) failure to retrieve an item from memory; commission
B) the simple decay of memory over time; commission
C) failure to retrieve an item from memory; omission
D) the simple decay of memory over time; omission
Transience
The state or condition of being temporary or short-lived.
Memory Sin
A term referring to the various kinds of inaccuracies or errors that human memory is prone to, such as transience, absent-mindedness, misattribution, and suggestibility, among others.
Decay
In the context of science, it often refers to the process by which organic substances break down into simpler forms of matter; in physics, it can refer to the decrease in number or function of particles over time.
- Recognize memory biases and their effects on eyewitness testimony.
Learning Objectives
- Recognize memory biases and their effects on eyewitness testimony.
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