Title: Forensic psychology myths and misconceptions acceptance among police students and university students in Finland Abstract: The presentation aims to introduce results from a study exploring the prevalence of misconceptions […]
Title: The Way We All Remember: The Influence of Different Cultures on Eyewitness Memory and Investigative Interviewing Abstract: Nowadays, more and more people report about their memories in cross-cultural contexts, […]
Title: Improving decision-making in the criminal justice system: The effect of teaching aids on the evaluation of eyewitness evidence Abstract: Judges, jurors and other triers of fact often rely upon […]
Title: How do adults perceive children’s testimony elicited via a language interpreter? Abstract: Prosecution of crimes against youth often depends on youths' testimony. This presents unique challenges for youth who […]
Title: Interpreted investigative interviews with children - do they impact Swedish court proceedings? Abstract: The investigative interview often constitutes vital evidence in child abuse investigations. In the past decades, countries […]
Title: When the going gets TUV: the development of a training in urgent safety interviews Abstract: Where the interviewing of suspects arguably is a complex task, conducting an urgent safety […]
Title: Using the Demonstrating for More Detail (DeMo) technique with adolescent eyewitnesses Abstract: Adolescent eyewitnesses can be less detailed than adults. Whilst there is much research on how specialised interview techniques […]
Title: Sensemaking and cooperation in investigative interviews: The role of matching Abstract: Theories of interpersonal sensemaking predict that cooperation emerges in interactions where speakers are matched on motivational frame and […]
Title: Smile for the webcam: Interviewer non-verbal behaviours’ effect on perceptions of rapport and information disclosure in virtual interviews Abstract: Although the definition for rapport-building varies according to the context […]
Title: “Be on the Lookout!”: Content of Perpetrator Description by an Eyewitness Affects Selection Time of Potential Suspects Abstract: When a crime has just happened, police enforcement need to react […]
Title: Attorneys’ questions and children’s responses referring to the nature of genital touch in child sexual abuse trials Abstract: In child sexual abuse cases, establishing the location and invasiveness of […]
Title: Social workers’ knowledge about children’s memory and investigative interviewing Abstract: The Child Protective Services (CPS) can be prominent actors in child sexual abuse (CSA) investigations as they often conduct […]