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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"forensic interview"”.
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Family Risk Factors Present in Hispanic Latine Children Who are Undergoing an Extended Forensic Interview
… of child sexual abuse (CSA) may lead to a forensic evaluation to determine the likelihood of abuse, and particularly complex or inconclusive cases may be referred for an extended forensic evaluation. Among the literature on forensic evaluations, very little has focused on the Hispanic …
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Young Children's Use of Dolls to Represent Themselves
… with the symbolic task faced in a clinical or forensic interview, while removing memory demands and emotional trauma. In concert with preliminary research, consistent performance demonstrated that children have a surprising level of difficulty mapping between people and dolls, but not between …
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An Evaluative Study of the Kozmetsky Center for Child Protection in Austin, Texas
… research utilized document analysis, structured interviews, and direct observation. Results: The results of the case study show that the Kozmetsky Center for Child Protection meets all the rated criteria in the forensic interview category. It exceeds the criteria in the child-friendly facility …
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Implicit Bias about Disabilities: Does it Exist for Forensic Interviewers and Could It Affect Child Credibility Decisions in Child Abuse Investigations: An Exploratory Study
… project considered two questions regarding forensic interviewers: Do forensic interviewers hold implicit biases toward people with disabilities? If so, could this influence whether a forensic interviewer finds a child with a disability believable? To examine these questions, a quantitative …
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INQUIRY ON FORENSIC INTERVIEWER ACCOMMODATION OF NON-/PARTIAL DISCLOSURE
… details about any sexual abuse they endured. Forensic interviewers who collect information from these children are in unique situations, balancing the need to elicit accurate and sufficient testimony to protect sexually abused children while not suggestively coercing a statement. The purpose …
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A Case Study Describing the Experiences of the Sexually Abused Children and Non-Offending Parents who Attended the Multi-Disciplinary Investigation Team After Care Clinic
… study attended the MIT After Care Clinic and was forensically interviewed by the Danbury Multi-disciplinary Investigation Team after a sexual abuse disclosure. Following the forensic interview, the child and the non-offending parent were referred to the After Care Clinic for therapy.</p> …
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Beyond a Reasonable Doubt: A Discourse Analysis of Forensic and Psychological Truth in Child Narratives
… experience are conceptualized in two widely-used forensic psychology training manuals. Current research about child testimony tends to focus on how well children can factually recount their experiences, or on optimizing interviewer performance so as to obtain accurate accounts and minimize the …