Across
- 4. Police technique to improve eyewitness recall
- 6. Person whose behaviour is copied due to influence
- 8. Effect Bias where attractiveness leads to positive assumptions
- 9. Behaviour learned through observation and imitation
- 10. and Trauma Emotional arousal impairing eyewitness memory
- 14. Holistic assessment of offender’s life and triggers
- 16. Linked to mood and aggression
- 17. Tendency of a criminal to reoffend
- 18. Anxiety Temporary stress reducing recall accuracy
- 19. Focus Witness attention drawn to weapon, reducing recall
- 20. Brain region for planning, judgment, and impulse control
Down
- 1. Publicity Media coverage before trial that biases jurors
- 2. Questions Biased questions that suggest a particular answer
- 3. Mental disorder marked by impulsivity and lack of guilt
- 5. Labels shape behaviour by confirming expectations
- 7. Mental frameworks that can distort memory
- 11. Witness Testimony Specialist evidence clarifying complex issues for jurors
- 12. Information Details after an event that distort memory
- 13. Race Effect Better recognition of own-race faces than other races
- 15. Behavioural Therapy Therapy changing thought patterns to reduce offending