According to the text, all of these categories of people are significantly more likely to be found incompetent, EXCEPT:

Based on the text, what happens to an eyewitnesses’ ability to remember an attacker if the attacker is holding a weapon?

Ms. Stanley’s 14-year-old son was arrested. When she arrives at the police station, what is her best course of legal action?

Which scheme for dividing up resources can harm group cohesiveness but tends to encourage people to work harder on tasks that are well compensated?

According to survey research discussed in the text, how many jurors believe that it would be helpful to hear an expert testify about police interrogation techniques?

When observing a crime, factors such as time of day and duration of the observation are known as:

Juan is a polygraph examiner who completed a comparison question technique examination of a suspect in a murder investigation. In scoring the polygraph charts, which total score would indicate to Juan that the suspect is likely lying?

As noted in the text, almost three quarters of the jury deliberation time is devoted to:

The text described the case of Jennifer Thompson who misidentified Ronald Cotton as her perpetrator. Which reason did NOT contribute to Cotton’s wrongful conviction?

Scientific American Spotlight 7.2 presented the story of Sheri Storm, who received psychological treatment for insomnia and anxiety. Which statement is NOT true about Sheri Storm’s case as described in the text?