I'm not convinced these results can be generalized into more than: some researchers could trick 60 handpicked students into seemingly believing a false memory for a short period of time. Let's wait if this is reproducible.
They are not claiming that everyone under every circumstance can be convinced they commited any crime.
Even if it can only happen sometimes to some people under some circumstances that would be of great importance to the process of justice.
Thank you.
> thought only probabilities would matter here, when it is possibilities
Oh! That puts it very succintly. That is a very good way to express what i was thinking. I will use your phrasing in the future in similar cases where this distinction matters.