Who do you believe? Assessing student and community member perceptions of bystander and victim witnesses

Overview of attention for article published in Psychology, Crime & Law, February 2020

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RT @AmsLabLegPsy: No influence of witness type (i.e. bystander vs. victim) on mock jurors' decisions https://t.co/fhVLDpwY1W

RT @AmsLabLegPsy: No influence of witness type (i.e. bystander vs. victim) on mock jurors' decisions https://t.co/fhVLDpwY1W

No influence of witness type (i.e. bystander vs. victim) on mock jurors' decisions https://t.co/fhVLDpwY1W

Who do you believe? Assessing student and community member perceptions of bystander and victim witnesses https://t.co/vINTyOHxLW

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