When presented with a lineup, Alexis was able to identify the perpetrator of a robbery she had witnessed.  She was not sure of her identification at first, but when the investigator mentioned that another witness had also chosen the same suspect, her confidence that she remembered the perpetrator well grew close to 100%.  This is an illustration of:

What should I type at the $ prompt in order to view the compressed file named longfile without decompressing it?  What should I type at the $ prompt in order to expand the compressed file named longfile so that it will be stored as a regular non-compressed file?

A shock that occurs from extensive myocardial damage is referred to as::

The middle layer of the meninges is called the:  

What should I type at the $ prompt in order to see the contents of the file named justonce without any duplicate lines?  Will this command always work?  Why or why not?

Describe two reasons why some of those who work within the criminal justice system are hesitant to apply some of the reforms that psychologists suggest for improving eyewitness identifications.  Label your response 1) and 2).

When co-witnesses talk to each other about a shared experience (e.g., witnessing the same crime), they may come to an agreement about their memories.  This is a process known as:

What would the command “cat >> file1 < file2” do if it were entered without the quotation marks?  How could I run this command in the background?

Alternative (innocent) suspects in the lineup or photo spread are called:

Which of the following should not be suspected as a potential cause of syncope?