Forensic Psychology Exam 1

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in a court case, the jury must decide between guilty and not guilty. Thus, their decision is _______

dichotomous

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A psychologist might examine the pressure that jurors put on each other. This research most closely demonstrates the overlap between law and _____ psychology.

social

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which of the following is NOT a focus of forensic psychology?

all of the above are focused in forensic psychology

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According to a research study discussed in class, people were ____ detecting lies in video compared to audio format

worse at

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A defense attorney would prefer that the video recording angle of his client’s confession be ______ in nature

equal focus

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some innocent people confess to high profile murder cases to gain fame. such confessions are classified as ____

voluntary-instrumental

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which example below would be considered a “countermeasure”?

all of the above

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from an evolutionary perspective, lying is seen as ____

potentially promoting survival and reproduction

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polygraph tests measure which of the following physiological responses?

heart rate, blood pressure, and skin conductivity

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the guilty knowledge test differs from traditional polygraph techniques because it ____

relies on the subject’s knowledge of crime details

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the primary purpose of the Reid Technique is to ___

obtain confessions from suspects

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in the context of false confessions, what is an internalized or authentic false confession?

a confession where the suspect genuinely believes they committed the crime

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Psychology is _____ and law is ______

descriptive; prescriptive

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Law relies on ____ while psychology relies on ____

authority ; empiricism

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What are the roles of psychologists in law?

advisors, evaluators, reformers

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