In addition to issues with memory in general, other things can introduce biases. Studies show that interference can take place during the process of identification of a suspect: Witnesses may feel more certain about their memory of an event or perpetrator as a result of _____ and _____.

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Biased questioning and lineup procedures can introduce biases in witnesses, making them more certain of their memories. Biased questioning can lead witnesses to remember events in a way that aligns with the bias, and lineup procedures can influence how a witness identifies a suspect, both of which can distort the accuracy of their memory.

In Addition to Issues with Memory in General, Other Things