Abstract The Cognitive Interview (CI) is a well-established protocol for interviewing
witnesses. The current article presents a study space analysis of laboratory studies of the CI …

Cognitive aging research documents reduced access to contextually specific episodic
details in older adults, whereas access to semantic or other nonepisodic information is …

According to the constructive episodic simulation hypothesis (Schacter & Addis, 2007), both
remembered past and imagined future events rely heavily on episodic memory. An …

The psychological literature suggests that establishing rapport between interviewer and
subject—whether in clinical, experimental or forensic settings—is likely to enhance the …

The cognitive interview utilizes mnemonic instructions and social facilitative techniques to
increase correct recall from eyewitnesses without concomitant increases in errors. Recent …

The current investigative interview framework for police officers in England and Wales (and
many other countries) recommends the use of the cognitive interview (CI). One of the …

Despite the obvious appeal of television police shows, where attractive investigators and
their white-smocked laboratory colleagues solve crimes by conducting high-tech computer …

This paper examines two concepts, social vulnerability and social resilience, often used to
describe people and their relationship to a disaster. Social vulnerability is the exposure to …

The current investigative interviewing model for police officers in England and Wales
recommends the use of the cognitive interview (CI). However, there is much to suggest that …

Previous reviews of memory and aging, including those in prior volumes of The Handbook of
Aging and Cognition, have critically examined the welldocumented age-related declines in …