Across
- 5. this influences a witness by introducing new information or a perspective to them
- 7. this variable is what you will measure during your experiment
- 13. how attitudes make us feel
- 15. This concerns the chance whether someone will reoffend
- 19. This variable was not controlled and could have potentially affected the experiment
- 20. Stopping someone from reoffending
- 21. An experiment is this if it is repeatable and will consistently get the same results
- 22. This type of data is obtained from conducting your own research
- 24. these very small changes can end up accidentally conveying your real thoughts and feelings
Down
- 1. this occupation cannot prescribe medication but does help support those with mental illness
- 2. This is a prediction about the outcome of an experiment
- 3. the way people will focus on a gun and misremember other details
- 4. This type of data will be non-numerical
- 6. a type of criminal profiling focused on statistics of past crimes
- 8. using information about the nature of the crime to gain insight about the offender
- 9. thinking Taylor Swift is good is an example of this attitude component
- 10. this is used in experiments so that people don't know whether or not they are part of the control group or experimental group
- 11. the prominent researcher we studied on eyewitness testimony
- 12. Avoiding movies with spiders in them is an example of this attitude component
- 14. These should be targeted by crime prevention strategies
- 16. this ethical consideration focuses on informing people after the experiment
- 17. The group that your research will give you information about
- 18. this basic facial expression is characteries by the mouth tilting down
- 23. the average of a set of data