Why eyewitness testimony should continue to be a part

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Thinking about what is discussed in Chapter 5 about short-term memories, long-term memories, schemas, misinformation effect, and eyewitness recall:

Question 1: Discuss why eyewitness testimony should CONTINUE TO BE a part of courtroom procedure

Question 2: Clearly include 3 concepts from the "Ultimate Cheatsheet for Critical Thinking" in your discussion
Submissions should clearly include information related to the chapter in a way that reflects chapter material was reviewed prior to completion of the assignment

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