Chapter 5 Flashcards
- The goal of this interview technique is to obtain insights and observations from persons who may have personally witnessed or gained knowledge about criminal matters under investigation.
a. Interrogation
b. Interview
c. Intervention
d. Consultation
B. Interview
This process aims to determine the guilt or innocence of persons suspected of involvement in criminal activities. a. Interrogation b. Interview c. Intervention d. Consultation
A. Interrogation
This type of witness is easily recognized because they eagerly present themselves to known investigators who can provide information regarding the crime.
a. Hostile
b. Friendly
c. Diligent
d. Neutral
B. Friendly
This type of witness is normally cooperative; however, they provide limited information:
a. Hostile
b. Friendly
c. Diligent
d. Neutral
D. Neutral
This type of witness does not cooperate with the investigator and will avoid investigators who approach them for an interview. a. Hostile b. Friendly c. Diligent d. Neutral
A. Hostile
This type of interview incorporates scientific research findings on memory recall.
a. Psychological
b. Cognitive
c. Reasoning
d. Rationalization
B. Cognitive
When an officer transports a witness to a close-by location that is considered a crime scene
where a suspect might be, this is considered to be a:
a. Documentation
b. Lineup
c. Showup
d. Link
C. Showup
Inferences regarding the suspect’s guilt during the interrogation process are called:
a. Utterances
b. Admissions
c. Confessions
d. Acknowledgements
B. Admissions
These are verbal and/or written statements in which a person states that they are guilty of a particular criminal act:
a. Utterances
b. Admissions
c. Confessions
d. Acknowledgements
C. Confessions
NLP stands for:
a. Non-police linguistics
b. Neuro linguistic programming
c. Neuro lighting program
d. Non-police logistics
B. Neuro linguistic programming
*Def: Assumes that certain involuntary verbal reactions from sp(s), as well as body and eye movements can be used to identify when sp(s) are being deceptive during an interrogation session. (1.Visual/sight 2.Auditory/sound 3. Kinesthetic/feeling)
The human lie detector method is recognized as the:
a. Actions-based interview
b. Behavioral analysis interview
c. Spontaneous utterance interview
d. Interview/interrogation process
B. Behavioral analysis interview
The analysis of body movement is called:
a. Movement techniques
b. Behavioral analysis
c. Kinesics analysis
d. Motion analysis
C. Kinesics Analysis
CQT stands for:
a. Controlled questioning technique
b. Contradictory questioning technique
c. Controlled questioning tactics
d. Contradictory questioning tactics
A. Controlled questioning technique
Miranda warnings are to protect a person’s rights under which amendment:
a. Fourth
b. Fifth
c. Sixth
d. Eight
B. Fifth
Research suggests that four out of five suspects eventually will waive these rights:
a. Interview
b. Miranda
c. Interrogation
d. Custodial
B. Miranda
This type of examination is often used during the investigative process to exclude innocent
suspects, obtain confessions, and/or verify the credibility of a person.
a. Psychological evaluations
b. Interrogation
c. Polygraph exam
d. Interview
C. Polygraph exam
Baiting the suspect can include:
a. Questions
b. Props
c. Statements
d. All of the above
D. All of the above