Cross-examination may be more detrimental to repeated-event children than single-event children.
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DOI: 10.1080/09658211.2021.1909622
Abstract: Cross-examination is detrimental to the consistency and accuracy of children's reports and a re-direct interview may rehabilitate accuracy. We compared the effects of cross-examination on reports provided by single-event and repeated-event children. Children participated in… read more here.
Keywords: event; event children; cross examination; repeated event ... See more keywords
Mental context reinstatement improves adults’ reports of additional details from two instances of a repeated event
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DOI: 10.1080/09658211.2022.2068610
Abstract: ABSTRACT Remembering specific episodes of a repeated event can be challenging for witnesses. A mental context reinstatement (MCR) instruction increases the number of accurate details that adults report about a single (i.e., non-repeated) event; we… read more here.
Keywords: event; repeated event; mental context; mcr instruction ... See more keywords