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Verbal descriptions of faces from memory : are they diagnostic of identification accuracy?
Journal of Applied Psychology
1985 : NOV, VOL. 70:4, p. 619-626
 1985 Wells, G. L.
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Improving eyewitness identifications from lineups : simultaneous versus sequential lineup presentation.
Journal of Applied Psychology
1985 : AUG, VOL. 70:3, p. 556-564
 1985 Lindsay, R. C. L.
Wells, G. L.
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Methodological notes on the accuracy-confidence relation in eyewitness identifications.
Journal of Applied Psychology
1985 : MAY, VOL. 70:2, p. 413-419
 1985 Wells, G. L.
Lindsay, R. C. L.
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What can psychology say about the Neil v Biggers criteria for judging.
Journal of Applied Psychology
1983 : AUG, VOL. 68:3, p. 347-362
 1983 Wells, G. L.
Murray, D. M.
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The tractability of eyewitness confidence and its implications for triers of fact.
Journal of Applied Psychology
1981 : DEC, VOL. 66:6, p. 688-696
 1981 Wells, G. L.
Ferguson, T. J.
Lindsay, R. C. L.
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How do triers of fact infer the accuracy of eyewitness identifications? Using memory for peripheral detail can be misleading.
Journal of Applied Psychology
1981 : DEC, VOL. 66:6, p. 682-687
 1981 Wells, G. L.
Leippe, M. R.
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Crime seriousness as a determinant of accuracy in eyewitness identification.
Journal of Applied Psychology
1978 : 3 JUN VOL.63 p.345-351
 1978 Leippe, M. R.
Wells, G. L.
Ostrom, T. M.
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