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Lan Xue,Qiang Zhang,Kaibin Zhongctim decision making. This choice reflects our training as experimental social psychologists and the fact that experimental research has provided many fruitful insights into the decisions of bystanders in emergencies (Latané & Darley, 1970; Latané & Nida, 1981).

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Introduction to Crisis Management,For example, studies have questioned whether telling versus not telling eyewitnesses that a criminal event was staged affects the accuracy and confidence of their reports (Murray & Wells, 1982; Sanders & Warnick, 1981).

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Eyewitness Identification by Theft Victims,For example, studies have questioned whether telling versus not telling eyewitnesses that a criminal event was staged affects the accuracy and confidence of their reports (Murray & Wells, 1982; Sanders & Warnick, 1981).

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A Model of Crime-Victim Decision Making,the existing literature on victim decision making. Further, the model suggests directions for future research, while at the same time laying the foundation for public policy decisions (see Chapter 10).

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