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and Davies, C (1973) Wrongful imprisonment London: Allen & Unwin Brigham, JC and Barkowitz, P (1978) Do They all look alike The effect of race, sex, experience, and attitudes on the ability to recognize faces Journal of Applied Social Psychology, 8, 306 318 Brigham, JC and Bothwell, RK (1983) The ability of prospective jurors to estimate the accuracy of eyewitness identi cations Law and Human Behavior, 7, 19 30 Brigham, JC, Maass, A, Snyder, LD and Spaulding, K (1982) Accuracy of eyewitness identi cations in a eld setting Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 42, 673 680 Brigham, JC and Malpass, RS (1985) The role of experience and contact in the recognition of faces of own- and other-race persons Journal of Social Issues, 41, 139 155 Brigham, JC and Ready, DJ (1985) Own-race bias in lineup construction.

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Put Money in a Flexible Spending Account in Lieu of Medical Insurance Issue: Response: An educational institution in Utah was trying to cut down on its medical insurance costs. It offered flex spending in lieu of medical insurance to employees with other medical insurance. Rather than having to coordinate between both plans in lieu of our plan, they get half of what it would cost the district in a flex account to pay out-of-pocket expenses for their other plan. We also increased copays, deductibles, and lifetime limits, the benefits coordinator told us.

Figure 9-5 Action of a 1st-order full-wave plate in white light. (a) A red-I plate introduces a relative retardation for green light ( 2), resulting in linearly polarized waves that are eliminated at the analyzer. Shorter ( 1) and longer ( 3) wavelengths produce elliptically polarized waves that are partially passed by the analyzer. The resulting spectrum shows extinction of green wavelengths, resulting in the perception of a magenta-red interference color (background color of the field of view). (b) The same plate with an object inserted whose wavefront ellipsoid has its slow axis parallel to that of the red plate. The relative retardation between O and E rays is increased so that now the wavelength giving linearly polarized light is shifted to a longer wavelength ( 3) such as yellow, and the object exhibits a blue interference color, called an addition color. (c) The same plate with an object whose wavefront ellipsoid has its slow axis crossed with that of the red plate. In this case, the relative retardation between O and E rays is decreased, the wavelength giving linearly polarized light is shifted to a shorter wavelength ( 1) such as blue, and the object exhibits a yellow interference color, called a subtraction color.

Law and Human Behavior, 9, 415 424 Brigham, JC and WolfsKeil, MP (1983) Opinions of attorneys and law enforcement personnel on the accuracy of eyewitness identi cation Law and Human Behavior, 7, 337 349 Carroo, AW (1986) Other race recognition: A comparison of Black American and African subjects Perceptual and Motor Skills, 62, 135 138 Chiroro, P and Valentine, T (1995) An investigation of the contact hypothesis of the own-race bias in face recognition Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology, 48A, 879 894 Clifford, BR (1997) A commentary on Ebbesen and Konecni s Eyewitness memory research: Probative v prejudicial value Expert Evidence, 6, 140 143..

OUTCOME The couple reported an improved overall sense of closeness and intimacy. Although they still struggle to find time together, they continue to understand and open to each other. Their understanding of the issue of spirituality in their relationship had now shifted to include new complexities and similarities and differences. Instead of being used to separate them, the exploration of spirituality brought them closer. She explained what it meant to her:

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AIM: to be perfectly in control and cared for AIM: to dismiss feelings BELIEF: I must not express anger EMOTION: anger

alternative or emerging family forms, and from different cultures and ethnicities, is to employ general concepts of development (instead of marriage and child raising) that all family members must accomplish at various points in their (multiple) marriages and families David Rice and I earlier published this model in greater detail ( J K Rice & Rice, 1986) In sum, a parsimonious model of life cycle development is based on the assumption that there are but two key tasks of all human development These key tasks may recur and need to be reworked and redefined over the course of a lifetime of passage through perhaps several significant relationships The first is intimacy in which one works to achieve communion, that is, closeness with another person; and the second, identity, in which one works to achieve successful separation or differentiation of self from others.

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