According to the authors, accurate eyewitness identification results from a series of three stages:

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The authors state that accurate eyewitness identification results from three stages: acquisition (taking in information), storage (retaining the information), and retrieval (accessing the stored information). These stages describe the process of memory and do not include elements such as attention or credibility, making options A and D incorrect. Option B includes acquisition and attention, but leaves out storage and retrieval, which are crucial for accurate identification.

According to the Authors, Accurate Eyewitness Identification Results from a Series