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Showing 1 to 11 of 11 for “"Investigative interviewing"”.
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Are we where we should be? Assessing investigative interviewing practices and training of officers in the Force Criminal Investigation Department of the Nigeria Police Force
In the criminal justice system, investigative interviewing is crucial for getting information that helps law enforcement agencies resolve cases. While there is a relative wealth of scholarly studies on investigative interviewing procedures in the West, there is a paucity of empirical research …
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Examining the efficacy of joint investigative interview training through analysing the quality of interview conducted with role-play actors
… 1-6). Prior to conducting interviews, Scottish investigative interviewers must complete a JIIT (Joint investigative Interviewing Training) course, where they interview an adult actor who plays the role of an abused child. Limited field work suggests child interviews in Scotland are of low …
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The impact of individual differences on the interviewing success and post-training performance of investigative interviewers
… characteristics affect the performance in investigative interviewing and the efficacy of training was examined in a three-step research design. In Study 1, the structure of a 50-item aptitudes scale, a modified and extended version of the Police Interviewing Competences Inventory (PICI), …
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‘Suspect’ Community Stereotyping and Criminal Investigations: “In pursuit of higher transparency”: A study of how police officers in England and Wales are believed to investigate people from the Muslim community
… focuses on an under-researched aspect of police investigative and interviewing processes, namely, the influence of prejudicial stereotyping on criminal investigations when investigating the suspects from a ‘suspect’ community. This thesis examined the influence of prejudicial stereotyping (within …
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The child sexual abuse interview: an exploratory evaluation of recommended interview components and Tennessee Department of Human Service interviews
… abuse. These allegations are accompanied by investigative interviews of the parties involved in the cases, including the alleged child victims. It is imperative that the investigative interviewing process be objective and reliable enough to be admissible in court in order for justice to be …
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Improving Investigative Interviews: Facilitating Disclosure of Information through Implicit Means
<p>Investigative interviews are essential to intelligence collection. However, eliciting information from subjects is challenging when they are not motivated to cooperate. Psychological research has examined social influence tactics that may influence an interviewee's forthcomingness, however, …
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Child witnesses in Scottish criminal courts
Gathering evidence from young and vulnerable witnesses requires special care, and subjecting them to the traditional adversarial form of examination and cross-examination – often characterized by overly leading, complex, and confusing questioning – has come under increased scrutiny. The present …
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Written plans and self-evaluations in investigative interviews with witnesses
The PEACE model of investigative interviewing (Preparation and planning; Engage and explain; Account, clarification, and challenge [Account]; Closure; and Evaluation), has been in operation internationally since the early 1990s when it was introduced in England and Wales. The model is in operation …
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Avatars in child investigative interviews: supporting disclosure and eyewitness memory through technology
… and susceptibility to false information during investigative interviews. The research also captured the concerns and recommendations from child forensics interviewers for applying avatar technologies in practice.<br/><br/>Recent legislative changes under the Scottish Child Interview Model have …
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The Effectiveness of the Self-Administered Interview© - A Meta-Analytic Review and Empirical Study with Older Adult Witnesses
… Interview© (SAI©) is an eyewitness interviewing tool designed to help protect eyewitness memory and elicit a comprehensive initial statement (Gabbert, Hope, & Fisher, 2009). Early research shows promising results in general adult samples. Whether the SAI© is an effective tool for …
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Feeling heard, respected and emotionally understood: empathic communication in simulated sexual assault interviews with police trainees
… how empathic communication is enacted in police interviewing, particularly in training contexts where these skills are still developing. This thesis examines how police officer trainees communicate with sexual assault victims in simulated interviews and how these behaviors are experienced by …