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Julie is very confident that she has correctly identified the suspect in a robbery. what should jurors conclude about the accuracy of her identification of the suspect?
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Julie is very confident that she has correctly identified the suspect in a robbery. what should jurors conclude about the accuracy of her identification of the suspect?

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The correct answer is that the jurors will conclude "that her confidence has very little to do with how accurate she is."

Julie, being a confident person that she has identified the robbery suspect, wherein her confidence does not have any relevance to her accuracy in identifying the suspect of the robbery, wherein there are chances that her accuracy is wrong at times.
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