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PhotoFit Me Featuring Activity The Open University

By Professor Graham Pike (The Open University)

01 March 2011

Would you make a good eyewitness? Try our PhotoFit Me widget and find out. The science behind PhotoFit Me ...  Read more : PhotoFit Me

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Changing Faces Featuring Video The Open University

By Professor Graham Pike (The Open University)

09 April 2010

Cognitive psychologist Graham Pike contributed to the development of EFIT-V, a tool now being used to produce images of criminal suspects at very short notice...  Read more : Changing Faces

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The ethics of Eyewitness Featuring Video Production team

By Professor Graham Pike (The Open University)

09 April 2010

Dr Graham Pike, one of the contributors of the Eyewitness programmes talks us through the planning and ethical considerations that went into the production.  Read more : The ethics of Eyewitness

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Identification evidence Featuring Video Production team

By Professor Graham Pike (The Open University)

09 April 2010

Dr Graham Pike, Senior Lecturer in Psychology, reveals how different lines of questioning and varying levels of stress can effect people's ability to remember events...  Read more : Identification evidence

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Misidentification: can you identify the criminal? Featuring VideoFeaturing Audio The Open University

By Professor Graham Pike (The Open University)

09 April 2010

Professor Graham Pike from the Open University guides us through the eyewitness experience by viewing a crime and identity parade.  Read more : Misidentification: can you identify the criminal?

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Identifying facesProduction team

By Professor Graham Pike (The Open University)

09 April 2010

Using an E-FIT facial composite system the Open University has created some celebrity images. Look at the images and see if you can tell who...  Read more : Identifying faces

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Brace, Nicola A.; Pike, Graham E.; Kemp, Richard I. and Turner, Jim (2009). Eye-witness identification procedures and stress: a comparison of live and video identification parades. International Journal of Police Science & Management, 11(2), pp. 183–192.

Brace, Nicola A.; Pike, Graham E. and Turner, Jim A. (2008). Holistic facial composite systems: are they compatible with witness recall? Cognitive Technology Journal, 13(2), pp. 42–49.

Paine, Carina B.; Pike, Graham E.; Brace, Nicola A. and Westcott, Helen L. (2008). Children making faces: the effect of age and prompts on children's facial composites of unfamiliar faces. Applied Cognitive Psychology, 22(4), pp. 455–474.

Brace, N.A.; Pike, G.E.; Allen, P. and Kemp, R.I. (2006). Identifying composites of famous faces: Investigating memory, language and system issues. Psychology, Crime and Law, 12(4), pp. 351–366.

Brace, Nicola; Pike, Graham; Kemp, Richard; Turner, Jim and Bennett, Peter (2006). Does the presentation of multiple facial composites improve suspect identification? Applied Cognitive Psychology, 20(2), pp. 213–266.

Pike, Graham; Brace, Nicola; Turner, Jim and Kynan, Sally (2005). Making faces with computers: Witness cognition and technology. Pragmatics and Cognition, 13(3), pp. 459–479.

Pike, Graham and Brace, Nicola (2002). The visual identification of suspects: procedures and practice. A Publication of the Policing and Reducing Crime Unit, Home Office Research, Development and Statistics Directorate.

Kemp, Richard I.; Pike, Graham E. and Brace, Nicola A. (2001). Video-based identification procedures: combining best practice and practical requirements when designing identification systems. Psychology, Public Policy, and Law, 7(4), pp. 802–807.

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Misidentification: can you identify the criminal?

Comment posted by zz813194

14 Aug 2011

I would just like to agree with u Read more : Misidentification: can you identify the criminal?

Misidentification: can you identify the criminal?

Comment posted by laydm

15 May 2010

Hi all saw immediately that he was not in the line-up. was expecting something tricker than that. just finished OU psychology degree - was great to see Graham 'for real'! Read more : Misidentification: can you identify the criminal?

Misidentification: can you identify the criminal?

Comment posted by woodster_911

13 May 2010

Oh my God what a pointless waste of time. I came on expecting to take part in a mini version of the programme to merely get this pathetic test. Why didn't they test us on the questions the guy was... Read more : Misidentification: can you identify the criminal?

Identifying faces

Comment posted by woodster_911

13 May 2010

Got 5/6. Didn't get Harrison Ford but that's because the e-fit is rubbish. Thought it was maybe a poor Gordon Ramsey lol Read more : Identifying faces

Identifying faces

Comment posted by Trish

10 May 2010

I thought Harrison Ford was Mel Gibson as well! Interesting, wouldn't have thought those two were that similar... is that down to the person who made the efit, or down to some other factor we both... Read more : Identifying faces

Misidentification: can you identify the criminal?

Comment posted by Shirt-Tales

09 May 2010

I had really tried to take in as much information as possible, but I really did fall for the idea that the culprit WAS in the lie up of photographs. I plumped for 'H', because he was probably the... Read more : Misidentification: can you identify the criminal?

The ethics of Eyewitness

Comment posted by cully

03 May 2010

i'd just like 2 say that the 3 episodes of eyewitness were very good 2 watch.. they gave a fasinating insight in 2 the world of eyewitness testomony and how in the past has bin so wrong and caused... Read more : The ethics of Eyewitness

The ethics of Eyewitness

Comment posted by cully

03 May 2010

cully has started a thread discussing The ethics of Eyewitness. Read more : The ethics of Eyewitness

Misidentification: can you identify the criminal?

Comment posted by cully

03 May 2010

i actually got it right altho at 1st a did say the letter G then changed my mind and said it woz none of them.. Read more : Misidentification: can you identify the criminal?

Identifying faces

Comment posted by cully

03 May 2010

i only got 3 right but a woz thinking sean connery 4 the 2nd one but dint actually say it woz.. i also think that the harrison ford one looks more like mel gibson which is who i thort it woz.. Read more : Identifying faces

Biography

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Professor Graham Pike is senior lecturer in psychology at The Open University. Since coming to The Open University in 2000 he has worked on a range of undergraduate and postgraduate courses. His research has centred mainly on forensic psychology, esepcially in the area of eyewitness identification and applied cognition with regard to face perception. He has worked with West Yorkshire Police to develop a video identification parade system and Visionmetric Ltd to develop the EFIT-V system. He is a founder member of the International Centre for Comparitive Crinminological Research.

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