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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Part I: The Foundations of Cognitive Psychology Chapter 1: The Science of the Mind Research Methods: Testable hypotheses Cognitive Psychology and the Law: Cognitive Psychology and Law Chapter 2: The Neural Basis for Cognition Research Methods: Control groups Cognitive Psychology and the Law: Detecting Lies Part II: Learning about the World Around Us Chapter 3: Recognizing Objects in the World Research Methods: Dealing with Confounds Cognitive Psychology and the Law: Cross-Race Identification Chapter 4: Paying Attention Research Methods: The power of random assignment Cognitive Psychology and the Law: What do eyewitnesses pay attention to? Part III: Memory Chapter 5: The Acquisition of Memories and the Working-Memory System Research Methods: Replication Cognitive Psychology and the Law: The videorecorder view Chapter 6: Interconnections between Acquisition and Retrieval Research Methods: Double dissociations Cognitive Psychology and the Law: Unconscious Transference? Chapter 7: Remembering Complex Events Research Methods: External validity Cognitive Psychology and the Law: Jury Memory? Part IV: Knowledge Chapter 8: Associative Theories of Long-Term Memory Research Methods: Chronometric studies Cognitive Psychology and the Law: The Cognitive Interview Chapter 9: Conceptions and Generic Knowledge Research Methods: Limits on generalization Cognitive Psychology and the Law: Defining Legal Concepts Chapter 10: Language Research Methods: Methodological opportunism Cognitive Psychology and the Law: Judicial Instructions Chapter 11: Visual Knowledge Research Methods: Expectations, motivations and demand Cognitive Psychology and the Law: Lineups Part V: Thinking Chapter 12: Judgment: Drawing Conclusions from Evidence Research Methods: Systematic data collection Cognitive Psychology and the Law: Juries' Judgment Chapter 13: Reasoning: Thinking through the Implications of What You Know Research Methods: The community of scientists Cognitive Psychology and the Law: Confirmation Bias Chapter 14: Solving Problems Research Methods: Defining the dependent variable Cognitive Psychology and the Law: Problem-solving in the Courts Chapter 15: Conscious Thought, Unconscious Thought Research Methods: Introspection Cognitive Psychology and the Law: Unconscious Thinking

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