Making a case: Interviewing witnesses: Cognitive interview: Fisher et al 0.0 / 5 ? PsychologyCrininological and Forensic PsychologyA2/A-levelOCR Created by: SRWallisCreated on: 10-11-13 20:55 Year of study? 1989 1 of 9 Aim? To test the cognitive interview technique in the field 2 of 9 What kind of experiment was it? Field 3 of 9 Sample? 16 detectives from Florida, 7 trained in the Cognitive Interview Technique and 9 not 4 of 9 How many interviews were recorded? 88 5 of 9 Interview were analysed by who? A team in the University of California, blind to the conditions 6 of 9 Within-subjects measure? trained detectives elicited 47% more information 7 of 9 Between-subjects measure? 63% more information gathered by trained detectives 8 of 9 Conclusion? Cognitive Interview Techniques do seem to work in as much as they allow the interviewer to gain more information 9 of 9
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