Australian science prize awarded to researcher studying memory accuracy of domestic violence survivors
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Helen Paterson’s work on advancing how police and courts understand memory is recognised in prestigious Eureka prizes Get our breaking news email , free app or daily news podcast Memory is an imperfect thing: research shows that recollections of single events – a purse being snatched, say – differ to those about repeated or ongoing events, such as incidents of domestic and family violence. “What our research shows is that compared to a single-event witness, a repeated-event witness tends to...Helen Paterson’s work on advancing how police and courts understand memory is recognised in prestigious Eureka prizes Follow our Australia news live blog for latest updates Get our breaking news email , free app or daily news podcast Memory is an imperfect thing: research shows that recollections of single events – a purse being snatched, say – differ from those about repeated or ongoing events, such as incidents of domestic and family violence. “What our research shows is that compared to a...
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Helen Paterson’s work on advancing how police and courts understand memory is recognised in prestigious Eureka prizes Follow our Australia news live blog for latest updates Get our breaking news email , free app or daily news podcast Memory is an imperfect thing: research shows that recollections of single events – a purse being snatched, say – differ from those about repeated or ongoing events, such as incidents of domestic and family violence. “What our research shows is that compared to a...