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FORENSICS

HOW DOES YOUR BRAIN PROCESS INFORMATION ?

PERCEPTION

PERCEPTION

PERCEPTION

http://viscog.beckman.illinois.edu/flashmovie/15.php

HOW TO BE A GOOD OBSERVER

We are not naturally inclined to pay attention to all the details

We are naturally inclined to filter out unimportant information

We are naturally inclined to interpret what we see

We know our memories are faulty

Observation Practice

PICTURE # 1

Questions A

Picture 2

Questions B

Picture 3

QUESTIONS C

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QUESTIONS D

NEXT PICTURE

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