Talk:Gudjonsson suggestibility scale

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Did you know... that the Gudjonsson suggestibility scale has been used in court cases to determine how suggestible a person will be during interrogation?

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Gudjonsson vs. Guðjónsson

Should this article be called "Gudjonsson suggestibility scale" or "Guðjónsson suggestibility scale"? Gísli's an Icelander, and as such, I'd naturally tend towards the latter, but one could also argue that the former is likely the standard term in psychological literature (although googling the exact phrase with the correct spelling also yields two hits, both from Icelandic sites). -- Schneelocke (talk) 23:23, 19 May 2011 (UTC)[reply]