A case study of eyewitness memory of a crime.
Journal of Applied PsychologyPublished 1 January 1986
Alan Yuille, Judith L. Cutshall
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Treize des temoins ont accepte de se preter a des entretiens cinq mois apres l'evenement; qualite du rappel des elements visuels apres ce delai.
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Vingt et un temoins ont observe un echange de coups de feu au cours duquel une personne a ete tuee et une seconde gravement blessee. L'incident s'est produit a un grand carrefour en plein midi. Treize des temoins ont accepte de se preter a des entretiens cinq mois apres l'evenement; qualite du rappel des elements visuels apres ce delai
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