Theoretical vs. empirical discriminability: the application of ROC methods to eyewitness identification

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RT @memovocab: [Tutoriel] Analyse ROC, témoignage oculaire et identification d'un suspect. https://t.co/nr1RGHECrP

[Tutoriel] Analyse ROC, témoignage oculaire et identification d'un suspect. https://t.co/nr1RGHECrP

RT @MickesLab: New paper from @JohnTWixted and @lmickes in CRPI (open access) @Psychonomic_Soc Guess what the topic is! You'll never guess.…

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