City police find that Mr. Caldwell, an eyewitness to a murder in a local bank, correctly remembers many trivial details of the crime scene, including the specific time on the clock and the paintings on the wall. Research findings suggest that Mr. Caldwell's recall of trivial details means

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Research suggests that when eyewitnesses remember trivial details, it is often associated with poorer accuracy in identifying the perpetrator, as their focus may have been on less relevant information.

City Police Find That Mr