Sentence examples for models of eyewitness from inspiring English sources

Our findings have widespread implications for theories and models of eyewitness memory as well as accident victims' behavior.

As Lampinen (2016) also noted, the field needs a process model of eyewitness identifications.

Indeed, we would argue that ROC data offer essential constraints on the development of any process model of eyewitness identifications, just as they have constrained development of process models of recognition memory more generally (e.g., Ratcliff & McKoon, 1991; Shiffrin & Steyvers, 1997).

It is our view that a more productive approach toward theorizing in eyewitness ID should involve use of formally specified models (also see Clark 2008) that seek to explain a wide range of eyewitness phenomena (e.g. the WITNESS model, Clark 2003; the diagnostic feature model, Wixted & Mickes 2014).

By incorporating constructs like filler siphoning and criterial variability into a computational model, and trying to approximate empirical data, we can sort through explanations of eyewitness decision-making, a prerequisite for policy recommendations.

He told of eyewitness accounts of mobile biological-weapons facilities.

Then the clarions sounded, announcing the start of "Eyewitness News".

All the images have the jolting immediacy of eyewitness news.

What are the flaws of eyewitness identifications from crime scenes?

In most of these cases, the individuals had been convicted on the basis of eyewitness testimony.

All of the images have the jolting immediacy of eyewitness news.