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In-text: (Areh, 2011)
Your Bibliography: Areh, I., 2011. Gender-related differences in eyewitness testimony. Personality and Individual Differences, 50(5), pp.559-563.
In-text: (Butler and Pallone, 2002)
Your Bibliography: Butler, M. and Pallone, N., 2002. Accuracy of recall among “eyewitnesses” to a simulated robbery: Intrapersonal and stimulus determinants. Curr Psychol, 21(3), pp.253-264.
In-text: (Powers, Andriks and Loftus, 1979)
Your Bibliography: Powers, P., Andriks, J. and Loftus, E., 1979. Eyewitness accounts of females and males. Journal of Applied Psychology, 64(3), pp.339-347.
In-text: (Shapiro, 2009)
Your Bibliography: Shapiro, L., 2009. Eyewitness testimony for a simulated juvenile crime by male and female criminals with consistent or inconsistent gender-role characteristics. Journal of Applied Developmental Psychology, 30(6), pp.649-666.
In-text: (Shaw and Skolnick, 1994)
Your Bibliography: Shaw, J. and Skolnick, P., 1994. Sex Differences, Weapon Focus, and Eyewitness Reliability. The Journal of Social Psychology, 134(4), pp.413-420.
In-text: (Shermer, Rose and Hoffman, 2011)
Your Bibliography: Shermer, L., Rose, K. and Hoffman, A., 2011. Perceptions and Credibility: Understanding the Nuances of Eyewitness Testimony. Journal of Contemporary Criminal Justice,.
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