Exam 8: Interviewing Suspects

Later disclosure of evidence against a suspect is better for the interview and gaining a confession.

Coerced-internalised false confessions are when innocent suspects confess to the crime and also incorrectly believe that they are in fact guilty of the crime.

Accusatorial interview practices are marked by a symmetric power relationship between the interviewer and the suspect.

What type of interview is broader and simply seeks to obtain useful information from the source?

How many steps are there in the Reid technique to interviewing a suspect?

The Reid technique is based on what approach to interviewing?

What is the acronym of the five-stage information gathering interview that came out of the PACE?

What was the 1984 UN Directive that puts boundaries on what can and cannot be carried out in the interrogation room?

Which of the following is not a category included in Kelly et al.'s 2013 study of interview techniques?

What is the tendency to insist on a choice of action once the option to pursue that action has been taken away?

______ is the qualitative aspect of inter-personal relationship. It is constantly reported as one of the most used techniques and important aspects of police interviews.