Exam 11: Forensic Interviewing of Children

If an interviewer's beliefs about what happened impact the questions they ask and this leads to the child providing information that is false, but consistent with those beliefs, what has occurred?

Research by DeLoache and Marzolf (1995) showed that children do not seem to understand dual representation until they are

List 3 three things an interviewer should take into account when interviewing a child who is an immigrant.

When researchers told children a story about a child who ate eggs and got a stomach ache and then later gave some of the children misleading information (e.g., Do you remember the story about Loren who had a headache because she ate her cereal too fast?), what happened when children were asked to select which picture had been in the story?

According to Wood and Garven, an interview style that is not likely to lead to false allegations, but that is conducted poorly is

What was the main finding of the Sam Stone study?

The understanding that one thing can be two things at once is

According to Federal Rule of Evidence 601, all witnesses are presumed competent.