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When truthful innocent suspects become less forthcoming: Effects of memory constraints in SUE-based mock interviews
Past Strategic Use of Evidence studies found innocent suspects to be forthcoming, but usually implicitly assume that they can remember the critical details needed to provide evidence-consistent accounts. Building on Sukumar et al. (2018), we examined how encoding intentionality, retention interval,
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