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popout effect in eyewitness identification,

2:600–601

preparation of,2:866–869

showups,1:94,1:131,2:746–747

weapon focus,2:862–864

See alsoEyewitness identification; Eyewitness

memory; Lineups

WITNESS model, 2:864–866

Witness preparation, 2:866–869

Witt, Wainwright v.,1: 192

“Wizards” of deception detection,1:206–207

Woody, Erik,1: 361

Workers’ compensation claims, assessment of,

1:222–224

Working memory model, nonverbal

behavior,1: 201

Workplace, sexual harassment,2:735–739

Wounded Knee Trial,2: 452

Wrightsman, Lawrence,2:446,2:827,2: 828

Wrongful conviction, 1:189,2:869–873

causes of,2:870–871

cognitive distortions and biases,2:871–872

reforms,2: 872

scope of problem,2:869–870

Wyatt v. Stickney,1: 375

Yarmey, Daniel,2: 854

Yerkes-Dodson law,2: 769

Youthful offenders. SeeJuvenile offenders

Zamora, Ronny,2: 486

Zapf, Patricia,1:64,1: 114

Zaragoza, Maria,1: 324

Zeisel, Hans,1:65,1:406,1:407,2: 454

Zenger, John Peter,1: 413

Zimbardo, Phillip,2:517,2:756,2:757. See also

Stanford Prison Experiment.

Zinger, Ivan,2: 647

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