Why eye-witness testimony can be wrong
Why eye-witness testimony can be wrong
Eye-witness testimony is evidence from someone who saw an event, such as a crime or accident. Courts value it, but psychologists treat it cautiously because memory is reconstructive, rebuilt using schemas rather than replayed like a video.
Step-by-step lessons on Edexcel A Level Psychology Factors influencing eye-witness testimony. Each one builds up to exam-style questions. Start with the compulsory core topics before tackling the more evaluation-heavy optional and issues-and-debates content.