Question

In a police lineup, the lineup interviewer's feedback a. has no effect on the witness's confidence. b. is of little significance. c. has a large effect on the witness's confidence. d. is usually not believed by the witness.

Answer 1

The correct answer is C; Has a large effect on the witness's confidence.

Further Explanation:

During a lineup, the police will have the victim/witness enter a room usually with a two-way mirror. The mirror is there so that the victim/witness can remain anonymous to the people in the lineup. The victim/witness will have several men or women to line up against a wall and stand there for the victim/witness to pick out the person or persons who commited the crime against them or against someone else.

The victim/witness will have a chance to see each of the people in the lineup from different views and they will step forward and also say something specific. The victim will then choose who commited the crime to the best of their knowledge and recollection.

The interviewer will then speak to the victim/witness at length to make sure that they  did not make a mistake. Some of the questions that they may ask will have a large impact on the victim/witness and can make them second guess their choice.

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