In one study of eyewitness cases, what percent of the time was the wrong person chosen in a police lineup?
A)five percent
B)10 percent
C)18 percent
D)25 percent

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In studies of eyewitness cases, it has been found that the wrong person is chosen in a police lineup about 25 percent of the time. This high rate of misidentification highlights the challenges and potential inaccuracies involved in relying solely on eyewitness testimony for criminal identification.

In One Study of Eyewitness Cases, What Percent of the Time