Assertion: eyewitness's confidence | /r/HasProperty | expressed by eyewitness
Facets:
value: in a decision
type: OTHER
value: subsequently
type: TEMPORAL
value: during a trial
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: The U.S. legal system increasingly accepts the idea that the confidence expressed by an eyewitness who identified a suspect from a lineup provides little information as to the accuracy of that identification.
text: In fact, it’s a much more reliable indicator of accuracy than the confidence expressed by the witness during a trial.
text: The phenomenon of “confidence inflation,” which refers to the increased confidence expressed by a witness that occurs with the passage of time, surely reflects unconsciously prejudiced gathering of information to support identification.
text: And third, the confidence expressed by the eyewitness following an identification of someone from the lineup must be recorded.
text: But what about the confidence expressed by an eyewitness tested using the scientifically validated procedures that have been developed over the years by eyewitness-identification researchers?
text: Staged-event studies have also revealed that the level of anxiety experienced by a witness during a staged event is negatively correlated with the degree of confidence subsequently expressed by the witness in a decision