Exam 9: Effective Interviewing and Interrogation

When pushed into a corner, a subject or witness will often react to the stress created by deception. Some signs of stress that may accompany deception include all EXCEPT:

Suggested approaches for interviewing witnesses include all EXCEPT:

What are the five types of interview and interrogation questions?

What is the primary purpose of admission-seeking questions?

________ questions are those worded in a way that makes it difficult to answer "yes" or "no."

Assessment questions should proceed logically from the most to the least sensitive.

Only after suspected coconspirators have been interviewed is the person suspected of committing the fraud confronted.

Introductory questions serve four primary purposes: providing an introduction, establishing a rapport, between you and the subject, establishing the theme of the interview, and observing the subject's reactions.

When asked sensitive or emotive questions, the dishonest person typically will change his or her posture completely-as if moving away from you.

You will encounter some people who choose to be difficulty during an interview. Which step should NOT be taken in that situation?

With fraudulent representations such as materially misstated financial statements and improper tax returns, the investigator starts with the suspected perpetrator.

Dishonest people typically have tolerant attitudes toward illegal or unethical conduct.

During the introduction stage, the interviewer also maintains a professional tone but importantly solicits the cooperation of the witness, subject, or target

What are some of the reasons that persons often fail to identify lies?

All of the following are several benefits of effective interviewing and interrogation skills, EXCEPT:

Which of the following is NOT a step in the admission-seeking interview interrogation?