Cognitive Interviewing Practice
β Debbie Collins
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2014
π SAGE
π English
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Unlocking Memories: Cognitive interviewing for Lawyers
β Scribed by Coughlin, Geoff
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- ARK Group
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- 2015
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- English
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β¦ Table of Contents
Introduction: Getting the truth in witness interviews Chapter 1: Common issues when interviewing witnesses and the need for the CI approach Chapter 2: Planning and preparing for the interview Chapter 3: How to use the CI approach Chapter 4: Taking notes in your interview Chapter 5: Managing your interview - Essential communication skills Chapter 6: Detecting lies and deceit Chapter 7: Applying Cognitive Interviewing in specialist environments Chapter 8: A summary of the relevant cognitive psychological theory and other useful references and links
β¦ Subjects
Attorney and client;Interviewing in law practice
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