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NewsHistoric Migration’s Link to Present-Day Implicit Racial Biasby Society for Personality and Social PsychologyThis research can help inform strategies for combating inequality
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NewsHow Repeated Questions Could Put You at Risk of Cyber Crimeby University of East AngliaWhen asked the same question twice people tend to disclose more information the second time
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NewsBetter Eyewitness Lineup Improves Accuracy, Detecting Innocenceby Iowa State UniversityUpdated lineup procedure improves accuracy and can provide additional information to investigators
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