… all children … ’ interviewing strategies to match children’s developmental levels. To reach
this aim, researchers may benefit from taking into account the concerns raised by forensic child …

… best practice interviews with children within the framework of recent analyses of
interviews … Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse (Goodman-Delahunty, …

… We have observed a case, where a child witness answered in her own words to only 40%
of the questions: Other responses were yes (35%) and don't know/silence (20%; Naka, 2001). …

… The current study systematically reviewed the empirical literature on interviewing practices
that facilitate child witness disclosures to aggregate results according to specific practices, …

… Focusing on interviewing children for research and practice development, in this chapter I
will use data from a research project using different interview techniques with children in two …

… Given the relatively few open-ended questions asked in the current study, compared to other
standardized interview protocols, productivity and length of testimony differences between …

… interview is very different from children’s testimony in the courtroom, however. During an
investigative interview children… , whereas in the courtroom children are being questioned about …

… Developmentally appropriate activities for eliciting children’s views, to enhance the … our
view of the status of young children in our culture shape the ways we, as researchers, approach …

… Conducting forensic interviews with young children is especially challenging… interview
children and how to obtain testimonies of higher quality from young alleged victims and witnesses (…

… interviews with a witness (see also Rock 2017). I focus on a witness rather than a suspect
interview… with transformation of evidence from the witness, not information from the state. In any …