The cognitive interview 0.0 / 5 ? PsychologyMemoryA2/A-levelAQA Created by: KatieCreated on: 08-09-19 20:34 who created the CI fisher and Geiselman 1 of 15 what did they argue that EWT could be improved if the police used better techniques 2 of 15 what is the foundation of the CI Cognitive psychology 3 of 15 what are the 4 techniques 1. report everything 2. reinstate the context 3. reverse the order 4.change perspective 4 of 15 what occurs in the first stage pp are encouraged to report everything, no matter how trivial 5 of 15 why is report everything encouraged trivial details may trigger important memories 6 of 15 what happens during the second stage 'reinstage the context' the witness returns to the crime scene, mentally if not appropriate to imagine the environment 7 of 15 what theory is this stage related to context-dependant forgetting 8 of 15 what is stage 3 reverse the order 9 of 15 why is this done prevents people reporting on their expectations of events, rather than what acutally happened. It also prevents dishonesty 10 of 15 why is perspective changed it is done to disrupt the effect of a schema on recall 11 of 15 what did fisher et al. develop after the CI the enhanced cognitive interview 12 of 15 what does the ECI focus on the social dynamics of the interaction 13 of 15 example when the interviewer should make eye contact and when they shouldn't 14 of 15 what other ideas does the ECI focus on (theres 4) 1. minimising distraction 2.reducing eye witness anxiety 3. getting the witness to speak slowly 4. asking open ended question 15 of 15
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