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Question | Answer |
FISHER (1987) | Studied police interviews in Florida (4 months); Brief, direct, close-ended questions were asked = witnesses couldn't talk freely. Fisher: Interruptions 'unhelpful' |
R.E | Report Everything: Even minute details |
C.R | Context Reinforcement: Recall the scene; where you were, what day it was, etc. |
R.O | Change Order: Report the event in from a different point, rather than the beginning. |
C.P | Change Perspective: Recall Scene from a different POV |
MILNE & BULL (2001) | ? - All cognitive procedures tested (singly or in combination); All 4 better than standard technique; Most effective combination = R.E & C.R |
FISHER ET AL (1990) | ? - Real settings (Miami Police Interviews); Trained detectives to use C.I skills with real witnesses; significantly increased recall |
KOEHNKEN ET AL (1999) | ? - Witnesses questioned with C.I technique; witnesses recalled more INCORRECT info than with standard technique: probably due to more info being recalled overall |
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