For several decades, researchers have examined how children develop autobiographical
memory, demonstrating that even young children report useful information about their …

Represents a scholarly and ambitious attempt to improve the quality of interviews received
by the courts and minimize the risks of miscarriages of justice, for victims and defendants …

The contribution of psychology to knowledge on child protection is substantial. This article
reviews this contribution and suggests opportunities for psychology to contribute more …

There are few studies that have focused on systematically measuring indicators of rapport
during police investigative interviews. Using Tickle‐Degnen and Rosenthal's model as the …

Background & objective The forensic interview is an important part of the investigative
process with child witnesses, and ensuring evidence-based practices is crucial to its …

As accusatorial approaches to interrogation in the United States have increasingly come
under scrutiny, interest in science-based methods of interviewing and interrogation has …

Mentally disordered individuals are increasingly coming into contact with the police. The
current study explored investigative interview practice with mentally disordered suspects to …

Investigative interviewing can be thought of as the interaction between two clusters of
factors: questions and techniques. Analyses of question types and interview techniques are …

Purpose Children with intellectual disabilities (CWID s) are vulnerable to victimization, but
we know little about how to interview them about possible maltreatment. We examined …

This research examined caregivers' awareness of children's first signs of sexual abuse. The
aim was to explore circumstances that facilitate adults' awareness of first signs in everyday …