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• TITLE: The Show-Up Identification Procedure: A Literature Review

  AUTHORS: Mattias Per Sjöberg

  KEYWORDS: Show-Up, Identification Accuracy, Eyewitness Identification, System Variables, Estimator Variables

  JOURNAL NAME: Open Journal of Social Sciences, Vol.4 No.1, January 28, 2016

  ABSTRACT: A show-up is an identification procedure that only presents the witness with one suspect in contrast to a lineup where the suspect is presented among a number of fillers (i.e., known innocent people). This feature makes the show-up procedure very suggestive. In this literature review, an overview of the current research about this identification procedure is presented. The different factors that influence the accuracy in show-up procedures are separated into system (e.g., clothing bias, instruction bias, and the impact of multiple show-ups) and estimator variables (e.g., age, cross-race effects, and alcohol) in line with Wells [1]. The implications of the research are discussed together with suggestions for future research.