Interviewing and Interrogation Review (7)

Which best describes how privacy helps in the independent recall of a witness.

• Protects the witness from the input of others

• Isolation makes people fearful and they are more likely to be deceptive

• It's safer away from the crime scene

• Acts of deception are easier to detect in private

Appeals to the suspects common sense and reasoning. Presents known facts to convince the suspect that their guilt has been established.

• Persuasive evidence approach

• Retroactive Interference

• Factual analysis approach

• Truthful analysis technique

A process of verbal and nonverbal behavior liars use to influence their intended targets of deception.

• Synchrony

• Perception management

• Factual Analysis

• Rapport

Witness tendency to adopt information from other witnesses as their own or to alter their recollections to fit that of other witnesses.

• Rapport

• Perception management

• Retroactive Interference

• Factual Analysis Approach

Choose the best definition for Miranda Rights.

• When in police custody and prior to interrogation a person must be advised of their constitutional rights.

• When being interrogated a person must be advised of the right to remain silent.

• When a person is arrested the must be read their Miranda rights.

• The right to remain silent and have an attorney must be explained before a police interview.

Which is the best definition of Interview?

• Adversarial questioning of a suspect with the goal of soliciting a confession of guilt.

• A person to person conversation for the purpose of obtaining information about the crime or its circumstances.

• A bonding process based on developing a harmonious relationship with another person.

• A person to person conversation for the purpose of obtaining an admission of guilt or confession.

Which answer choice is the best definition of Interrogation?

• Adversarial questioning of a suspect with the goal of soliciting an admission or confession of guilt.

• A person to person conversation for the purpose of obtaining information about the crime or its circumstances.

• A bonding process based on developing a harmonious relationship with another person.

• Interviewing a suspect of a crime.

Choose the most complete description of building rapport.

• Discuss something not related to the crime

• Discuss something bot related to the crime, Good rapport makes it more likely that the person will open up to the interviewer.

• Don't spend more than 15 minutes building rapport.

• Good rapport ensures the subject will tell the truth.

Which best describes how listening involves more than hearing the spoken words of an interviewee.

• It is important to pay attention to tone, body language, eye contact, hand gestures, and facial expressions.

• 65% of our conversation is nonverbal, so it is important to pay attention to tone, body language, eye contact, hand gestures, and facial expressions.

• The eyes can show deception in 90% of people

• The polygraph measures 3 areas of a suspect including the pulse and blood pressure but can not be used as evidence in court.

Which best describe the difference between interrogation and interviewing.

• Interrogation is a more structured process to gain a confession.

• Interviewing is an informal gathering of information.

• Interviewing is an informal gathering of information while interrogation is a more structured process to gain a confession.

• Interviewing and interrogation are essentially the same but interrogation must be done at a police department and after the suspect has been mirandized.