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Research on estimator variables has found that _____.

Research on estimator variables has found that _____.

a. men and women have similar rates of both correct and mistaken identifications
b. men and women have similar rates of correct identifications but men have higher rates of mistaken identifications
c. men and women have similar rates of mistaken identifications but men have higher rates of correct identifications
d. women have higher rates of both correct and mistaken identifications

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