The Hunt for Non-Barking Dogs and Other Curiosities: Identifying and Managing Anomaly Within Forensic Interviews
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DOI: 10.1080/14999013.2019.1577316
Abstract: Abstract Purposeful conversation—interviewing—is a core activity for forensic practitioners. It is fundamental to investigation, assessment, decision-making, and action. This contribution seeks to enhance practitioner performance in the identification and management of anomaly occurring within forensic… read more here.
Keywords: within forensic; forensic interviews; identifying managing; hunt non ... See more keywords
The Productivity of Wh- Prompts in Child Forensic Interviews
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DOI: 10.1177/0886260515621084
Abstract: Child witnesses are often asked wh- prompts (what, how, why, who, when, where) in forensic interviews. However, little research has examined the ways in which children respond to different wh- prompts, and no previous research… read more here.
Keywords: prompts child; forensic interviews; productivity; child ... See more keywords
“Just to Jog My Memory”: An Examination of Forensic Interviewers’ Note-taking Behaviors and Perceptions of Notes With Child Witnesses
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DOI: 10.1177/08862605241243346
Abstract: In the current study, we surveyed forensic interviewers (N = 137) on their note-taking practices, perceptions of note-taking, and note-taking training. Many forensic interviewers surveyed (81%) reported that they take notes during forensic interviews. Of those, the… read more here.
Keywords: taking notes; forensic interviews; forensic interviewers; note taking ... See more keywords