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The information gained from witnesses’ responses to an initial “blank” lineup
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Sequential lineup presentation promotes less biased criterion setting but does not improve discriminability
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Practical advantages in computerized photo line-ups
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Postidentification feedback affects subsequent eyewitness identification performance
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