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Psychologist explains why eyewitness memory can fail on 'Short Talks' (opens the original)
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In the criminal justice system, eyewitness identifications can point police to a suspect and lead to a conviction. But human memory can be fallible, and many factors can affect our memories. On the latest episode of the podcast Short Talks From The Hill, Todd Price speaks with the chair of the University of Arkansas Psychological Science Department, Jim Lampinen. They discuss his work on memory and facial recognition in witness identification. Price: Most of us, thankfully, have probably had lit
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