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What is the key study with YUILLE and CUtshall to do with shooting
How many witnesses took part in study and how many saw shooting
Ho many months were witnesses interviewed after
YUILLE AND CUTSHALL
Suggest witnesses recall can be improved by experiencing anxiety
Folllowing actual shooting - witnesses interviewed 4-5 months after
21 witnesses to shop owner shooting a thief dead and 13 witnesses took part in study
Interview compared with o.g police interviews
Witnesses rated for accuracy of recall and level of anxiety felt at time and any emotional problems since event
What was the results for YUILLE AND CUTSHALL
Results
found ppt reliable and time had negligible impact on recall
Found those ppt who experienced highest level of stress - most accurate (88% vs 75% to those less stressed)
Suggest anxiety might even increase accuracy of recall for real world contexts
What is one strength of this area of research
Evidence showin anxiety have positive effects on accuracy of recall
Study interviewed 58 witnesses to actual bank robberies
Some witnesses directly involved (bank workers) and some indirectly involved (bystanders)
Researchers assume directly involved people were more anxious
Found recall was 75%+ across all witnesses
Direct witnesses most accurate
Findings from actual crimes confirm anxiety doesn’t reduce accuracy of recall for EWT and may even enhance
What is the counterpoint
Study where ppt interviewed several months after event (4-15 months)
Researchers had no control on what happened to ppt in interviewing time (PED)
Effect of anxiety may be overwhelmed by these other factors and impossible to assess by time ppt interviews
It’s possible that a lack of control over extraneous variable may be responsible for the findings of that bank robbery study (Invalidates)