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EFTA01657045Dataset 10

18p8,206w

…interviewee also are key. Thus, cognitive interviewing and journalistic interviewing are largely consistent with respect to recommended questioning of victims and witnesses of stressful events. Conclusions We have received anecdotal evidence from our own interviews and from interviews conducted by detectives that the CI has resulted in some therapeutic value to victims and witnesses of crimes. We believe that such case examples of therapeutic jurisprudence can emerge from a combination of the following factors: Communication Components. The CI is a…

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EFTA01657063Dataset 10

7p6,007w

…to retrieve, even if they claim not a brief description of some of the core principles. A more com- to know a particular detail. plete and detailed description of cognitive interviewing is pro- vided in a short handbook by Fisher and Geiselman (in press). Witness-Compatible Questioning The primary issue of knowledge representation is that infor- mation about an event is represented at various levels of speci- Events are stored and organized uniquely for each witness. ficity (Fisher & Chandbx, 1988…

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EFTA01656983Dataset 10

2020-04-1317p658w

Subject: BAU Sweatpants Seminar

…the material, key findings and operational applications. •After the substantive training there will be an opportunity for participants to ask questions and have discussion. Kick-off. The first Sweatpants Seminar is ready for launch on Wednesday, April 15, 2020. In this session we will dive into Cognitive Interviewing (CI), an innovative interviewing method to enhance witness recall that has been scientifically researched, validated and refined by Dr. Ronald Fisher and Dr. Edward Geiselman over the last 30 years. First, we…

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EFTA01657001Dataset 10

13p6,055w

…four participants confessed anyway). Studies designed to gain confes- sions from known perpetrators using the CIS remain to be conducted. REFERENCES 1. Fisher RP, Geiselman RE: Memory-Enhancing Techniques in Investigative Interviewing: The Cognitive Inter- view. Springfield, IL, C.C. Thomas, 1992 2. Geiselman RE, Fisher RP: Ten years of cognitive interviewing, in Intersections in Basic and Applied Memory Research. Edited by Payne D, Conrad F. New York, Lawrence Erlbaum, 1997; 291-310 3. Geiselman RE, Fisher RP, MacKinnon DP…

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