watch the 17-minute video from memory researcher Elizabeth Loftus Ted talk 1 Why did the victim become more sure (not less sure) that Steve Titus was guilty as time went by? 2.How should police and other officials ask questions? Given what you saw in the speed-estimate portion of the talk involving estimates of 34 mph and 41 mph. 3. Many jurisdictions in the United States use "show-ups," where an eyewitness is brought to a suspect (who may be standing on the street or in handcuffs in the back of a police car) and asked, "Is this the perpetrator?" Is this a good or bad idea, from a psychological perspective? Why? 4. After hearing about the U.S. Military study in the talk, what can you conclude about how we conduct investigations with victims and witnesses? Could police and other officials potentially tamper with an investigation based on their language