Created by Elise Lambert
over 8 years ago
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Question | Answer |
What is the cognitive interview? | A method of interviewing eyewitnesses to help then retrieve more accurate memories. |
What are the four main techniques used in the cognitive interview? | Report everything, reinstate the context, reverse the order, change perspective |
What do we mean by reporting everything? | Witnesses are encouraged to report every single detail about the event, even if it may seem irrelevant. |
What do we mean by reinstating the context? | They should return to to the original crime scene in their mind. imaging the weather and what they could see and smell etc |
What do we mean by reversing the order? | Should be recalled in a different order such as end to beginning. Makes sure that witnesses are not reporting their expectations. |
What do we mean by changing perspective? | recall the incidents from other people's perspectives. |
What is a limitation of the cognitive interview? | It takes much more time than the standard police interview |
What is another strength of the cognitive interview? | at least two of the elements are extremely useful such as report everything and reinstating the context. |
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