Lecture 5 part 3 Flashcards
1
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Purposes of police interviewing
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Gather accurate, detailed, and complete information
2
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Standard police interview
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- Frequent interruptions
- Closed questions
- Inappropriate sequencing
- Leading questions
- Confusing questions
- Judgmental comments
3
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Main problems with standard police interview
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- Stressful causing innaccuracies in recall
- Leading questions causing false memories
- Closed questions limiting opportunities to elaborate and provide details
4
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Cognitive interview
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- Original cognitive interview
- Enhanced cognitive interview
5
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Original cognitive interview
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- Context reinstatement
- Report everything
- Change perspective
- Reverse order
6
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Encoding specificity principles
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Retrieval cue effective to extent that sufficient overlap exists between encoded information and retieval cues
7
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Schema theory
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Events are associated with schemas that are generated by experiences and this guides encoding and retrieval of events
8
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Enahcned cognitive interview
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- Establish rapport
- Focused retrieval
- Witness-compatible questions
- Supportive behaviour
- Transfer control
9
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Problems with cognitive interview
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- Takes longer to conduct and train
- Some components more useful than others
- Problems applying it in field (distraction free area required)
- Only works with cooperative individuals
