Are Inconclusive Decisions in Forensic Science as Deficient as They Are Said to Be?

Overview of attention for article published in Frontiers in Psychology, March 2019

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RT @FrontiersIn: Are inconclusive decisions in #forensic science as deficient as they are said to be? Researchers suggest they can actually…

26 Mar 2019

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Are inconclusive decisions in #forensic science as deficient as they are said to be? Researchers suggest they can actually be viable alternatives with respect to other conclusions, e.g. #identification. Research published in @FrontPsychol, free download:

26 Mar 2019

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RT @alexbiedermann: Are inconclusive decisions as deficient as they are said to be? https://t.co/PuBQlvrNwk https://t.co/xGbEXybkfR

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RT @alexbiedermann: Are inconclusive decisions as deficient as they are said to be? https://t.co/PuBQlvrNwk https://t.co/xGbEXybkfR

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