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lineup A lineup is an eyewitness identification procedure in which a suspect is shown together with other known-innocent people, and the witness is asked whether any of them is the person who committed the crime.

A lineup is an eyewitness identification procedure in which a suspect is shown together with other known-innocent people, and the witness is asked whether any of them is the person who committed the crime. In research and legal contexts, lineups may be described as target-present when the suspect is guilty or target-absent when the suspect is innocent.

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Drafting source: Pennekamp Pia; Ramey Michelle M.; Töredi Dilhan; Lampinen James Michael. Does visual attention to diagnostic facial features predict eyewitness identification accuracy? Implications for diagnostic feature detection theory. 2026; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0355167; article XML SHA-256 b6d443806fcf0da12200b7062300add70c459c3b6fb026f3f34546a21b995aa0. “Does visual attention to diagnostic facial features predict eyewitness identification accuracy? Implications for diagnostic feature detection theory” (10.1371/journal.pone.0355167).
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