Memory and Attention
History
Crime scene etiquette
DNA evidence
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How many types of memory are there?

4

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When did Forensic science first start?

Early 1800's

100

True or False. Only authorized personnel should be at the crime scene.

True 

100

What is a fingerprint?

A print of the fingertip that shows the detailed lines nad pattern of the skin. This is different for everyone and every finger.

200
How many types of attention are there?

4

200
WHo is the father of Forensic science?

Locard

200

What is used to mark the scene?

Crime scene tape/ caution tape

200

How reliable are bite marks as evidence?

Very unreliable, can not stand as evidence in court.

300

What is Divided attention?

focusing on multiple tasks at once.

300

When did the first medical examiner get involved

1877

300

Who examines deceased bodies.

Medical examiner

300

How are fingerprints found on a crime scene?

A technique is called dusting.
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What is long term procedural memory?

Memory of performing certain task or actions that you almost never forget.

400

How was DNA first used?

to rule out innocent suspects
400

Who is the first to arrive at a crime scene?

 FIrst responder/police officer

400

What is the most common type of DNA analysis?

PCR, collects very small amounts of DNA and is able to recognize it.

500

What percentage of witness testimonies are correct?

Only 50% of witness have a true and accuarte description or suspect or evidence.

500

When were fingerprints first used?

1903, New York state prison

500

5 steps in a crime scene procedure

1. Physical evidnece recognition

2. documentation

3.collection or evience

4. packaging/preservation

5. scene reconstruction

500

Who analyzes DNA for an investigation?

Crime lab scientist.