Interviewing Witnesses
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- Interviewing Witnesses
- Bruce et al-Recognising faces
- 48 Students from Stirling University in Scotland, 27 female, 21 male.
- Bruce et al-Recognising faces
- AIM- to investigate recognisability of internal (eyes, brows, nose and mouth) and external (head shape, hair and ears) features in facial recognition
- Bruce et al-Recognising faces
- 48 Students from Stirling University in Scotland, 27 female, 21 male.
- Bruce et al-Recognising faces
- Eye fixation data showed average fixation time of 3.72 seconds on gun and 2.44 on cheque.
- CONCLUSION- P's spent more time looking at weapon so had more difficulty picking suspect from line up.
- Loftus- Weapons focus
- Interviewing Witnesses
- Interviewing Witnesses
- Loftus- Weapons focus
- CONCLUSION- P's spent more time looking at weapon so had more difficulty picking suspect from line up.
- Then p's were divided into 2 groups- one group was trained in CI and used it in interviews over next 7 months.
- Fischer et al- Cognitive Interview
- To test the cognitive interview in the field.
- FINDINGS- the CI trained detectives elicited 63% more info than non-CI. CI didn't take longer than standard interview.
- Fischer et al- Cognitive Interview
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