Do laypeople recognize youth as a risk factor for false confession? A test of the ‘common sense’ hypothesis

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RT @GalvinAlmanza: 33% of juveniles said they made a false confession under duress. https://t.co/evB5tl28Mt

RT @GalvinAlmanza: Interviews of 193 incarcerated juveniles who claimed to have given a false confession showed 52% did so to protect someo…

RT @GalvinAlmanza: 33% of juveniles said they made a false confession under duress. https://t.co/evB5tl28Mt

RT @GalvinAlmanza: Interviews of 193 incarcerated juveniles who claimed to have given a false confession showed 52% did so to protect someo…

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