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When comparing the latent prints with the suspect’s fingerprints, a _____ makes a decision on whether there is a _____.

One of the most serious _____ of profiles is that _____ profiles may direct the police to look at the wrong suspects.

According to the text, when police use the polygraph, it is usually done for the purpose of:

The ways the Daubert trilogy affected the legal system include all of the following, EXCEPT:

A shocking wave of cases where day care workers in multiple states were accused of sexually abusing children in their care captured the attention of the media in the United States in the late 1980s and into the 1990s. All of the following were the common features of these unrelated cases, EXCEPT:

According to studies, which form of evidence is the most incriminating one (likely to lead to a conviction)?

When exposed to sexual abuse testimony given by children at trial, it appears that jurors are _____ to believe young children compared to adolescents.

According to the text, the _____ intelligence hypothesis posits that human intelligence was accelerated by the need for humans to develop social skills related to manipulation, pretense, and deception.

In a series of experiments replicating Loftus’ research, Hyman and his colleagues set out to create false memories of fairly unusual past events. The results of their studies show that again, about _____ of the participants had developed false recollections.

According to the text, the current state of the criminal justice system in the United States makes all of the following very likely to happen, EXCEPT: