Exploring Human Behavior, Legal Dilemmas, and Memory Distortions in a Riveting Tale of Innocence and Guilt

Itsel Hernandez The first example of Titus situation discusses from the book about the human behavior. Leading Titus in stress from being in jail and the situation with his family and wife .Whether if he’s innocent or not .It also involves in control.change and influenced by the way the victim thought he was the one who committed the rap and was being positive that Titus was the one. Conducting research in psychology if the person does harm to someone to someone like rap. Based on his personality can be seen whether he committed the crime or not.His health by when he went to trial and got a stress related heart attack. It also can be involved with the Research method for the innocent 300 people. The biological by examining psychology in their dna and whether if there guilty or not. Another example is the number of people in cases .Something mentioned about the book of the independent variable and the dependent.The independent variable is the 300 innocent people and dependent the change of how many are innocent.Procsal,A.(2019)Title Powerpoint Consumnes RiverCollege. It can also be operant conditioned were you punished for something you didn’t do.Another example done in Italy they tricked their mines into thinking they were possessed. Tricking someone’s mind into thinking that one thing is another called classical conditioning like for example in the book about the Pavolv’s dog the unconditioned response being the salvation and the unconditioned stimulus the food for the dog. Hearing the metronome and tricking that;s it food but it’s not.Yes the Ted talk changed the way I viewed eyewitness testimony by not having many evidence showing that he is guilty .Especially they should of first checked his license to see if it was him.Or at least ask the victim for a picture of the dude who raped if she had a picture or at least describe him. Also the other case where 300 people were arrested and were innocent did they have any evidence of them.(Elizabeth Loftus. (1996.Eye witness testimony) And many of them spent a lot of time in prison like 10,20,30 years but at least dna proved that they are innocent that’s something good to prove some evidence for there innocence. (Elizabeth Loftus. (1996.Eye witness testimony)It proves that half of the people have false memory.Memory is like a device by recording it and asking questions but its not true. The actually true is that memory is like a wikipedia where you change the information to something new.Yes the research regarding false memories and how memories can be distorted has provided a better understanding of how memory works by the change of new information and experiences. Someone who hasn’t forgotten a bit of the information. False memory is very common to know. The amount of time can affect the false memory by the memory its fading away slowly.Procsal,A.(2019)Title Powerpoint Consumnes RiverCollege .