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Cognitive science / Hypnosis / Memory / Psychology / Error / Gudjonsson suggestibility scale / Psychological testing / Suggestibility / Gudjonsson / Eyewitness memory / Suggestion / False confession
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Cognitive science
Hypnosis
Memory
Psychology
Error
Gudjonsson suggestibility scale
Psychological testing
Suggestibility
Gudjonsson
Eyewitness memory
Suggestion
False confession

149 The British Psychological Society

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