Criminological: Cognitive Interview Methods Flashcards

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What are the 4 stages of the cognitive interview?

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  1. Report everything
  2. Reinstate the context
  3. Reverse the order
  4. Change the perspective
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Define the cognitive Interview method.

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A method of interviewing eyewitnesses to produce a more accurate recall using psychological research.

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Define the ethical interview method?

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A method of interviewing that acknowledges the suspects are human beings and are more likely to cooperate if they are treated with respect.

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What happens in the report everything stage of the CI method?

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The witness is encourage to report every single details of the event even if it seems unimportant.

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What happens in the reinstate the context part of the CI method?

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Witness is asked to imagine every aspect of the crime scene, the weather, the time or how they felt. These may act like cues and trigger info.

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What happens in the reverse the order part of the CI method?

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The witness describes what they saw in reverse order. Witnesses are likely to give a truer account under these circumstance.

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What happens in the change perspective part of the CI method?

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The witness is asked to retell the story from another persons perspective who was involved.

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What is the supporting evidence for the cognitive interview method?

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Geiselman:
Ppts shown violent crime and were interviewed afterwards.
CI= 41.2 avg info recalled correctly
Standard= 38 avg

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What is the opposing evidence for the CI method?

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A study showed the CI lead to an increase in information produced but there was also a 61% increase of inaccurate info.

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Why was the ethical interview created?

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The Royal Commission reported that the CJS are using unethical methods that lead to false confessions and miscarriages of justice. Eg: false promises and force.

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How does the PEACE model encourage confession?

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Suspects are more likely to cooperate if they feel relaxed and not threatened.

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What does the P stand for in PEACE?

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Preparation and planning.

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What does the A stand for in Peace?

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Account, clarify and challenge.

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What does the C stand for in PEACE?

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Closure and questions?

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What does the E stand for in PEACE?

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Evaluate and Reflect.

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What is the supporting evidence of the PEACE model?

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Holmberg + Christianson
Ppts= murderers and sex offenders
Police aggressive= denial
Police respectful= confession

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What is the opposing evidence of the PEACE model?

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Some argue that the EI is naive and when appropriate more persuasive models should be used.

18
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What does the first E in PEACE stand for?

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Engage and Explain.