Question 1

With regard to interrogations, investigators should :

Accepted Answer

A)  be dressed in uniforms 
B)  use sophisticated language to intimidate the suspect 
C)  take notes during the interrogation 
D)  treat the suspect with respect 
A)  be dressed in uniforms 
B)  use sophisticated language to intimidate the suspect 
C)  take notes during the interrogation 
D)  treat the suspect with respect

Question 2

Truthful subjects usually try to ______ meaning to the questioner. Deceptive subjects wish to ______.

Accepted Answer

A)  convey; convince 
B)  convince; convey 
C)  explain; avoid 
D)  avoid; explain 
A)  convey; convince 
B)  convince; convey 
C)  explain; avoid 
D)  avoid; explain

Question 3

Discuss the three different types of polygraphs.

Accepted Answer

The Relevant-Irrelevant Test asks a seri

Question 4

If suspects agree to answer the questions of the police, then they will probably, at the least, ______.

Accepted Answer

A)  say something incriminating 
B)  confess to everything 
C)  hire a lawyer 
D)  tell lies 
A)  say something incriminating 
B)  confess to everything 
C)  hire a lawyer 
D)  tell lies

Question 5

Showing false sympathy, making untrue claims about evidence, and overstating the value of lie-detecting technology are common examples of ______.

Accepted Answer

A)  reasons why confessions are ruled inadmissible in court 
B)  practices that must be avoided in interrogations 
C)  common forms of suspects' tactics 
D)  tactics used by investigators in conducting interrogations 
A)  reasons why confessions are ruled inadmissible in court 
B)  practices that must be avoided in interrogations 
C)  common forms of suspects' tactics 
D)  tactics used by investigators in conducting interrogations

Question 6

Most suspects agree to waive their Miranda rights. In turn, most suspects who waive their Miranda rights end up incriminating themselves.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

A(n) ______ offender is one who is likely to experience considerable feelings of remorse regarding the crime.

Accepted Answer

A)  emotional 
B)  non-emotional 
C)  deceptive 
D)  federal 
A)  emotional 
B)  non-emotional 
C)  deceptive 
D)  federal

Question 8

Name the five stages of the PEACE Model and analyze the content of each step. Which of these stages is very critical for the success of the process?

Accepted Answer

Students should name the five stages: Pl

Question 9

What crime type is most likely to have a false conviction as a result of a false confession?

Accepted Answer

A)  sexual Assault 
B)  homicide 
C)  robbery 
D)  burglary 
A)  sexual Assault 
B)  homicide 
C)  robbery 
D)  burglary

Question 10

A(n) ______ can be defined as any questioning or other action that is intended to elicit incriminating information from a suspect.

Accepted Answer

A)  interview 
B)  interrogation 
C)  confession 
D)  theme 
A)  interview 
B)  interrogation 
C)  confession 
D)  theme

Question 11

With regard to the polygraph, ______.

Accepted Answer

A)  it measures brain wave activity 
B)  the RIT is the most common method 
C)  the CQT technique is more prone to false-positive errors than false-negative errors 
D)  it has been proven to be 99.9 percent accurate 
A)  it measures brain wave activity 
B)  the RIT is the most common method 
C)  the CQT technique is more prone to false-positive errors than false-negative errors 
D)  it has been proven to be 99.9 percent accurate

Question 12

Which of the following is generally NOT indicative of deception?

Accepted Answer

A)  unusually short or long sentences 
B)  incomplete sentences 
C)  explanations that do not make sense 
D)  excessive use of the word I 
A)  unusually short or long sentences 
B)  incomplete sentences 
C)  explanations that do not make sense 
D)  excessive use of the word I

Question 13

What are the elements necessary for a successful interrogation?

Accepted Answer

A plan prior to the interrogation is nec

Question 14

With the polygraph, a false-positive error occurs when a ______ subject is identified as ______.

Accepted Answer

A)  verbal; nonverbal 
B)  nonverbal; verbal 
C)  innocent; guilty 
D)  guilty; innocent 
A)  verbal; nonverbal 
B)  nonverbal; verbal 
C)  innocent; guilty 
D)  guilty; innocent

Question 15

With regard to the polygraph, ______.

Accepted Answer

A)  some personality characteristics and disorders may be related to polygraph errors 
B)  machine error is the most common problem in the administration of polygraph examinations 
C)  polygraph results are usually admissible in court 
D)  confessions that occur as a result of polygraph examinations are seldom admissible in court 
A)  some personality characteristics and disorders may be related to polygraph errors 
B)  machine error is the most common problem in the administration of polygraph examinations 
C)  polygraph results are usually admissible in court 
D)  confessions that occur as a result of polygraph examinations are seldom admissible in court

Question 16

In interrogations, RPM refers to ______.

Accepted Answer

A)  rotations per minute 
B)  radical plan method 
C)  rationalization, projection, minimization 
D)  rational plan manual 
A)  rotations per minute 
B)  radical plan method 
C)  rationalization, projection, minimization 
D)  rational plan manual

Question 17

Suspects who provide incriminating information as the result of an interrogation are ______.

Accepted Answer

A)  more likely to be charged by prosecutors 
B)  less likely to have their cases dismissed 
C)  more likely to be convicted 
D)  all of these 
A)  more likely to be charged by prosecutors 
B)  less likely to have their cases dismissed 
C)  more likely to be convicted 
D)  all of these

Question 18

What is the PEACE Model an acronym for?

Accepted Answer

A)  Planning and Preparation; Engage and Explain; Account, Clarify, and Challenge; Closure; Evaluation 
B)  Prioritizing; Engage and Explain; Adapt to the Situation; Closure; Evaluation 
C)  Planning and Preparation; Engage; Account, Clarify, and Challenge; Closure; Explain 
D)  Propose a Plan; Exceed Expectations; Account, Clarify, and Challenge; Closure; Evaluation 
A)  Planning and Preparation; Engage and Explain; Account, Clarify, and Challenge; Closure; Evaluation 
B)  Prioritizing; Engage and Explain; Adapt to the Situation; Closure; Evaluation 
C)  Planning and Preparation; Engage; Account, Clarify, and Challenge; Closure; Explain 
D)  Propose a Plan; Exceed Expectations; Account, Clarify, and Challenge; Closure; Evaluation

Question 19

Sympathizing with the suspect is most likely to be effective with ______.

Accepted Answer

A)  emotional offenders 
B)  non-emotional offenders 
C)  no offenders 
D)  all offenders 
A)  emotional offenders 
B)  non-emotional offenders 
C)  no offenders 
D)  all offenders

Question 20

What are the nine steps in the interrogation of suspects?

Accepted Answer

The first step is to confront the suspec

With regard to interrogations, investigators should :

Truthful subjects usually try to meaning to the questioner. Deceptive subjects wish to .

Discuss the three different types of polygraphs.

If suspects agree to answer the questions of the police, then they will probably, at the least, ______.

Showing false sympathy, making untrue claims about evidence, and overstating the value of lie-detecting technology are common examples of ______.

Most suspects agree to waive their Miranda rights. In turn, most suspects who waive their Miranda rights end up incriminating themselves.

A(n) ______ offender is one who is likely to experience considerable feelings of remorse regarding the crime.

Name the five stages of the PEACE Model and analyze the content of each step. Which of these stages is very critical for the success of the process?

What crime type is most likely to have a false conviction as a result of a false confession?

A(n) ______ can be defined as any questioning or other action that is intended to elicit incriminating information from a suspect.

With regard to the polygraph, ______.

Which of the following is generally NOT indicative of deception?

What are the elements necessary for a successful interrogation?

With the polygraph, a false-positive error occurs when a subject is identified as .

With regard to the polygraph, ______.

In interrogations, RPM refers to ______.

Suspects who provide incriminating information as the result of an interrogation are ______.

What is the PEACE Model an acronym for?

Sympathizing with the suspect is most likely to be effective with ______.

What are the nine steps in the interrogation of suspects?

The Investigation of Crime

The History of Criminal Investigation

The Role and Documentation of Evidence in Criminal Investigations

The Law and Criminal Investigations

Physical Evidence and the Crime Scene

Interviews and Eyewitness Identifications

Behavioral Evidence and Crime Analysis

Information From the Public, Social Media, Information Networks, Digital Devices, and Other Sources

Death Investigation

The Investigation of Sex Crimes, Assault, Child Abuse, and Related Offenses

The Investigation of Robbery

The Investigation of Burglary, Vehicle Theft, Arson, and Other Property Crimes

The Investigation of Fraud and Computer-Related Crimes

The Presentation of Evidence

Terrorism, Technology, and the Future of Criminal Investigation

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Exam 7: Interrogations and Confessions

With regard to interrogations, investigators should :

Truthful subjects usually try to ______ meaning to the questioner. Deceptive subjects wish to ______.

Discuss the three different types of polygraphs.

If suspects agree to answer the questions of the police, then they will probably, at the least, ______.

Showing false sympathy, making untrue claims about evidence, and overstating the value of lie-detecting technology are common examples of ______.

Most suspects agree to waive their Miranda rights. In turn, most suspects who waive their Miranda rights end up incriminating themselves.

A(n) ______ offender is one who is likely to experience considerable feelings of remorse regarding the crime.

Name the five stages of the PEACE Model and analyze the content of each step. Which of these stages is very critical for the success of the process?

What crime type is most likely to have a false conviction as a result of a false confession?

A(n) ______ can be defined as any questioning or other action that is intended to elicit incriminating information from a suspect.

With regard to the polygraph, ______.

Which of the following is generally NOT indicative of deception?

What are the elements necessary for a successful interrogation?

With the polygraph, a false-positive error occurs when a ______ subject is identified as ______.

With regard to the polygraph, ______.

In interrogations, RPM refers to ______.

Suspects who provide incriminating information as the result of an interrogation are ______.

What is the PEACE Model an acronym for?

Sympathizing with the suspect is most likely to be effective with ______.

What are the nine steps in the interrogation of suspects?

The Investigation of Crime

The History of Criminal Investigation

The Role and Documentation of Evidence in Criminal Investigations

The Law and Criminal Investigations

Physical Evidence and the Crime Scene

Interviews and Eyewitness Identifications

Behavioral Evidence and Crime Analysis

Information From the Public, Social Media, Information Networks, Digital Devices, and Other Sources

Death Investigation

The Investigation of Sex Crimes, Assault, Child Abuse, and Related Offenses

The Investigation of Robbery

The Investigation of Burglary, Vehicle Theft, Arson, and Other Property Crimes

The Investigation of Fraud and Computer-Related Crimes

The Presentation of Evidence

Terrorism, Technology, and the Future of Criminal Investigation

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Truthful subjects usually try to meaning to the questioner. Deceptive subjects wish to .

With the polygraph, a false-positive error occurs when a subject is identified as .