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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"self-administered interview"”.
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Memory Under Fire: The Role of the Self-Administered Interview (SAI) in Law Enforcement and Eyewitness Memory
… accuracy may also be impacted by the type of interview protocol used. The Self-Administered Interview (SAI) elicits more details than free recall (Gabbert et al., 2009), making it a promising tool for investigative settings. In Study I, a conceptual replication of Krix et al. (2016), student …
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The Effectiveness of the Self-Administered Interview© - A Meta-Analytic Review and Empirical Study with Older Adult Witnesses
The Self-Administered 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 …
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Apartheid and identity redefinition : a conflictual analysis
… circumstances , had influenced their agendas. A self-administered interview schedule, consisting of open-ended questions, provided the basic demographic information with regard to age, sex and organisational affiliation. The major issues which were perceived to cause both personal difficulty and …
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An investigation of the impact of social media as an effective communication tool in Namibia: A case study of the Affirmative repositioning Movement (ARM)
… from the Namibian and two (2) leaders of ARM. Interview guides with semi-structured questions was used to collect data from self-administered interview sessions. The study established that 100 percent of respondents who participated successfully confirmed they are connected to social media …
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Facilitating descriptions for unattended persons: the quality of person descriptions from recall memory following inattentive encoding and facilitation of inattentive memory
… bystander by completing either a FR task or a Self-Administered Interview (SAI). Findings show that attentive participants recalled more information about the perpetrator and bystander overall and that the SAI was found to be more effective in facilitating memory than FR. In addition, …