期刊名称：Gruter Institute Working Papers on Law, Economics, and Evolutionary Biology
出版年度：2004
卷号：3
出版社：Bepress
摘要：Selected findings from the
neurosciences addressing ways in which the brain processes information are
reviewed from the perspective: “Do the findings inform our understanding of
courtroom testimony by witnesses attempting to give accurate accounts of
observed events?” Answers to the question include: accurate recall is possible
but difficult and infrequent; built-in and learned (possibly?) information
processing systems which disrupt memory and bias interpretations are responsible
for this outcome; witnesses are seldom aware of disruptions unless they are
experiencing difficulty remembering.
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