The Enhanced Cognitive Interview (Fisher, et al., 1987) used when interviewing witnesses sought to improve the earlier Cognitive Interview (Geiselman et al., 1985) by adding:
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The PEACE interview:
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Laughery, Duval and Wolgalter (1986) found that when participants described an unfamiliar face from memory they described:
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Mary is dealing with her victimisation by (among other things) seeking social support and reappraising the stressor in a positive light. She is engaging in:
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The processes undertaken by a victim in an attempt to answer the question “Why did this happen to me?” can best be explained through:
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The statement, “I knew something bad was going to happen if I went to that part of town” is an example of:
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Which factor is NOT considered on the Violence Risk Appraisal Guide (VRAG) risk assessment?
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A man is convicted of a serious assault towards his ex-wife’s new partner. He talks about a ‘red mist descending’ prior to the assault. He does not have a history of previous aggression and there are no reports of frequent anger loss. This is an exa
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A crisis negotiator following the Behavioural Influence Stairway Model (Van Hasselt et al., 2008) uses active listening:
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When assessing the danger that an offender poses to others, a forensic psychologist may consider dynamic risk factors. Dynamic risk factors are best defined as factors influencing an offender that:
