Dear all,
I am working with Professor Colin Tredoux to analyse verbal or written
descriptions of perpetrators / faces and statements; unfortunately, we do
not have enough diversity in the descriptions that we have collected so
far. Specifically, our sample sizes are comparatively small compared to
studies that have used MTurk, and when we have found other researchers’
data on OSF (e.g., the Alogna et al replication of the VOE study), our
dataset is overwhelming tinted with descriptions of the ‘same’ perpetrator
(i.e., the moustached bank robber in the original video used of Schooler).
For these reasons, we are reaching out to other researchers for help. We
often collect witness statements in our experiments as part of our
laboratory procedure (encode – recall – recognise), but we do not normally
analyse these statement data. We are hoping that other researchers follow a
similar procedure and have description/statement data available. We’d like
to ask if you would be willing to share your data where you have collected
descriptions of the perpetrator/s or statements of the coding event, and
also have corresponding lineup identification data.
The data does not need to be processed – we can process it on our side and
recode the variables (and I can send this back to you). To do this, we just
need to know stimuli characteristics (e.g., tp/ta, position of
suspect/target, confidence scale, lineup choice made etc).
Please let me know if you are able to assist us. Apologies again for the
random e-mail, but any assistance would be much assisted.
Thanks again! Hope to hear from you.
Kind regards,
Alicia Nortje and Colin Tredoux
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*Alicia Nortje, PhD*
*Postdoctoral Research Fellow,PhD (Applied Psychology; Psychology and
Law)**Eyewitness
Laboratory, *
*Applied Cognitive Science and Experimental Neuropsychology Team (ACSENT)
laboratory, *
*Department of Psychology, *
*University of Cape TownSkype: lichza*
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Sorry Alicia, I’ve got no data of this type.
Ian
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Dear all,
I am working with Professor Colin Tredoux to analyse verbal or written descriptions of
perpetrators / faces and statements; unfortunately, we do not have enough diversity in the
descriptions that we have collected so far. Specifically, our sample sizes are
comparatively small compared to studies that have used MTurk, and when we have found other
researchers’ data on OSF (e.g., the Alogna et al replication of the VOE study), our
dataset is overwhelming tinted with descriptions of the ‘same’ perpetrator (i.e., the
moustached bank robber in the original video used of Schooler).
For these reasons, we are reaching out to other researchers for help. We often collect
witness statements in our experiments as part of our laboratory procedure (encode – recall
– recognise), but we do not normally analyse these statement data. We are hoping that
other researchers follow a similar procedure and have description/statement data
available. We’d like to ask if you would be willing to share your data where you have
collected descriptions of the perpetrator/s or statements of the coding event, and also
have corresponding lineup identification data.
The data does not need to be processed – we can process it on our side and recode the
variables (and I can send this back to you). To do this, we just need to know stimuli
characteristics (e.g., tp/ta, position of suspect/target, confidence scale, lineup choice
made etc).
Please let me know if you are able to assist us. Apologies again for the random e-mail,
but any assistance would be much assisted.
Thanks again! Hope to hear from you.
Kind regards,
Alicia Nortje and Colin Tredoux
--
Alicia Nortje, PhD
Postdoctoral Research Fellow,
PhD (Applied Psychology; Psychology and Law)
Eyewitness Laboratory,
Applied Cognitive Science and Experimental Neuropsychology Team (ACSENT) laboratory,
Department of Psychology,
University of Cape Town
Skype: lichza