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When Presented with Circumstantial Evidence and No Eyewitnesses to a Robbery-Murder

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When presented with circumstantial evidence and no eyewitnesses to a robbery-murder case, Elizabeth Loftus found that 18 percent of her participants voted to convict the suspect. Presented with the same information plus one eyewitness, _____ percent of participants voted to convict.


A) 50
B) 68
C) 72
D) 93

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