Suchergebnisse - Chan, Jason C. K.

Does blatantly contradictory information reduce the misinformation effect? A Registered Report replication of Loftus (1979)

von O'Donnell, Rachel (Verfasst von) Chan, Jason C. K. (Verfasst von)

Telling a good story: The effects of memory retrieval and context processing on eyewitness suggestibility

von Chan, Jason C.K. (Verfasst von) LaPaglia, Jessica A. (Verfasst von)

Retrieval Does Not Always Enhance Suggestibility: Testing Can Improve Witness Identification Performance

von Chan, Jason C.K. (Verfasst von) LaPaglia, Jessica A. (Verfasst von)

Retrieval Can Increase or Decrease Suggestibility Depending on How Memory is Tested: The Importance of Source Complexity

von Chan, Jason C.K. (Verfasst von) Wilford, Miko M. (Verfasst von) Hughes, Katharine L. (Verfasst von)

Immediate interviewing increases children’s suggestibility in the short term, but not in the long term

von Otgaar, Henry (Verfasst von) Chan, Jason C. K. (Verfasst von) Calado, Bruna (Verfasst von) La Rooy, David (Verfasst von)

Immediate interviewing increases children's suggestibility in the short term, but not in the long term

von Calado, Bruna (Verfasst von) Otgaar, Henry (Verfasst von) La Rooy, David (Verfasst von) Chan, Jason C.K. (Verfasst von)