hugo münsterberg was a pioneer in the field of eye witness research.
hugo münsterberg was a pioneer in the field of eye witness research.
a pioneer in the field of eye witness research?
hugo münsterberg
münsterberg points out the various reasons why eye witness testimony is inherently unreliable. he describes how eye witness testimony is inherently susceptible to what he calls "illusions" where a subject's perceptions could be affected by the circumstances, making their memory of the events that transpired or testimony inaccurate. he states that with regularity the testimony between two different individuals in the same circumstances can be radically different, even when neither of whom had the slightest interest in changing the facts as remembered. münsterberg believes this is because memory, when all things are equal, is easily fallible. because one's memory is affected by the associations, judgments, and suggestions that penetrate into every one of one's observations and taint out memory and our recollection of events.
hugo münsterberg
bullet::::- "from tee to green" (1950)









































bullet::::- "eye witness no. 69" (1955)









































bullet::::- "eye witness no. 71" (1955)









































bullet::::- "eye witness no. 75" (1955)









































bullet::::- "eye witness no. 77" (1955)









































bullet::::- "eye witness no. 79" (1955)









































bullet::::- "eye witness no. 85" (1956)









































bullet::::- "eye witness no. 88" (1955)









































bullet::::- "eye witness no. 90" (1957)









































bullet::::- "eye witness no. 92" (1957)









































bullet::::- "eye witness no. 94" (1957)









































bullet::::- "eye witness no. 95" (1957)









































bullet::::- "eye witness no. 101" (1958)









































bullet::::- "songs of nova scotia" (1958)









































bullet::::- "pick a ham" (1959)









































bullet::::- "let’s look at weeds" (1959)









































bullet::::- "bacon" (1959)
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