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WorksheetsCRI 169 - P3 SUMMATIVE TEST
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 35mins
When should an interviewer express humility and apologize for any inconvenience caused during the interview?
At the beginning of the interview
Throughout the interview process
At the end of the interview
Never express humility or apologize
Which of the following is a rule to follow when questioning?
Ask multiple complex questions at once
Encourage non-verbal responses
Keep questions short and simple
Use legalistic questions for clarity
What is the goal of interrogation?
To intimidate and punish the suspect
To obtain a confession or admission from the suspect
To gather irrelevant information from uncooperative witnesses
To confuse the suspect with legalistic questions
Which type of questions should be avoided during an interrogation?
Questions that can be answered with a simple "yes" or "no"
Questions that require qualification
Legalistic questions about conspiracy
Complex questions that test the suspect's intelligence
What is the purpose of saving face during questioning?
To embarrass the subject and extract more information
To ridicule the subject for exaggeration or honest errors
To avoid embarrassing questions and maintain the subject's dignity
To pressure the subject into a quick confession
Which of the following is NOT a goal of interrogation?
Finding out the truth about the crime
Obtaining an admission or confession of guilt
Determining the method of operation and circumstances of the crime
Collecting information to arrive at a logical conclusion
What is the primary purpose of questioning uncooperative witnesses?
To intimidate them into giving information
To obtain a confession or admission from them
To learn relevant information
To punish them for withholding information
Which technique of interrogation involves the investigator appealing to the suspect's emotions to elicit a confession?
Emotional Appeal
Sympathetic Approach
Friendliness
Trick and Bluff Techniques
What is the purpose of the sympathetic approach in interrogation?
To intimidate the suspect
To uncover the suspect's past troubles and unfortunate events
To befriend the suspect and gain their trust
To use psychological tricks to manipulate the suspect
Which technique of interrogation relies on a friendly approach and sincere posture to encourage the suspect to confess?
Emotional Appeal
Sympathetic Approach
Friendliness
Trick and Bluff Techniques
Which trick and bluff technique involves bluffing the suspect that there is solid evidence against them, even if they don't confess?
Pretense of Solid Evidence
Weakest Link
Drama
Feigning Contact with Family Members
Which trick and bluff technique involves selecting the weakest link among the suspects and tricking them into believing their companions have already confessed?
Pretense of Solid Evidence
Weakest Link
Drama
Feigning Contact with Family Members
Which trick and bluff technique involves placing the suspect among other individuals in a lineup and associating them with multiple crimes to induce desperation and a confession?
Line Up
Reverse Line Up
Pretense of Solid Evidence
Feigning Contact with Family Members
Which technique of interrogation involves the investigator appealing to the suspect's emotions to elicit a confession?
Emotional Appeal
Sympathetic Approach
Friendliness
Trick and Bluff Techniques
What is the purpose of the sympathetic approach in interrogation?
To intimidate the suspect
To uncover the suspect's past troubles and unfortunate events
To befriend the suspect and gain their trust
To use psychological tricks to manipulate the suspect
Which technique of interrogation relies on a friendly approach and sincere posture to encourage the suspect to confess?
Emotional Appeal
Sympathetic Approach
Friendliness
Trick and Bluff Techniques
Which trick and bluff technique involves bluffing the suspect that there is solid evidence against them, even if they don't confess?
Pretense of Solid Evidence
Weakest Link
Drama
Feigning Contact with Family Members
Which trick and bluff technique involves selecting the weakest link among the suspects and tricking them into believing their companions have already confessed?
Pretense of Solid Evidence
Weakest Link
Drama
Feigning Contact with Family Members
Which trick and bluff technique involves placing the suspect among other individuals in a lineup and associating them with multiple crimes to induce desperation and a confession?
Line Up
Reverse Line Up
Pretense of Solid Evidence
Feigning Contact with Family Members
Which method of the stern approach involves the investigator shouting a pertinent question in an apparent righteous outrage to break the suspect's nerves?
Jolting
Opportunity to Lie
Mutt and Jeff or Sweet and Sour Method
Removing the Ethnic or Cultural Barrier
Which method of the stern approach involves giving the suspect multiple opportunities to lie, leading to contradictions that can be used to extract the truth?
Jolting
Opportunity to Lie
Mutt and Jeff or Sweet and Sour Method
Removing the Ethnic or Cultural Barrier
Which method of the stern approach involves using a rough and dangerous demeanor from the first set of investigators, followed by a sympathetic and understanding approach from the second investigator if the suspect refuses to cooperate?
Jolting
Opportunity to Lie
Mutt and Jeff or Sweet and Sour Method
Removing the Ethnic or Cultural Barrier
Which method of the stern approach involves assigning an investigator of the same ethnic or cultural background as the suspect to interrogate them?
Jolting
Opportunity to Lie
Mutt and Jeff or Sweet and Sour Method
Removing the Ethnic or Cultural Barrier
Which method of the stern approach involves the investigator shouting a pertinent question in an apparent righteous outrage to break the suspect's nerves?
Jolting
Opportunity to Lie
Mutt and Jeff or Sweet and Sour Method
Removing the Ethnic or Cultural Barrier
Which method of the stern approach involves giving the suspect multiple opportunities to lie, leading to contradictions that can be used to extract the truth?
Jolting
Opportunity to Lie
Mutt and Jeff or Sweet and Sour Method
Removing the Ethnic or Cultural Barrier
Which method of the stern approach involves using a rough and dangerous demeanor from the first set of investigators, followed by a sympathetic and understanding approach from the second investigator if the suspect refuses to cooperate?
Jolting
Opportunity to Lie
Mutt and Jeff or Sweet and Sour Method
Removing the Ethnic or Cultural Barrier
Which method of the stern approach involves assigning an investigator of the same ethnic or cultural background as the suspect to interrogate them?
Jolting
Opportunity to Lie
Mutt and Jeff or Sweet and Sour Method
Removing the Ethnic or Cultural Barrier
Which method of the stern approach involves identifying the suspect's soft spot, such as their youngest child, wife, mother, or best friend, and arranging a face-to-face meeting with that person to elicit a confession?
Jolting
Opportunity to Lie
Mutt and Jeff or Sweet and Sour Method
Searching for the Soft Spot
A suspect named Sarah blames her partner for pressuring her into committing a crime by offering her a large sum of money. Which technique is Sarah employing to shift responsibility?
Rationalization
Projection
Minimization
Emotional Appeal
During an interrogation, the investigator convinces the suspect that confessing and cooperating will lead to a reduced penalty. Which technique is the investigator employing to downplay the suspect's culpability?
Rationalization
Projection
Minimization
Emotional Appeal
A suspect named Jake justifies his violent actions by claiming that he was killed in self-defense to protect his own life. Which technique is Jake employing to provide a reason acceptable to himself for the commission of the crime?
Rationalization
Projection
Minimization
Emotional Appeal
Who is exempted from arrest while Congress is in session for an offense punishable by not more than 6 years of imprisonment?
Diplomatic Agents
Rebels issued with safe conduct pass
Persons in connection with any election offense
Senators or Members of the House of Representatives
What are the two modes of arrest?
Arrest by restraint and arrest with submission
Arrest with a warrant and arrest without a warrant
Arrest with warrant and arrest with a safety and immunity guarantee
Arrest with submission and arrest without a warrant
What does "Probable Cause" refer to in the context of a Warrant of Arrest?
The judge's belief, without doubt, that a crime was committed based on careful examination of the complainant and witnesses produced.
The facts or circumstances known by the complainant and witnesses that lead to the issuance of a warrant.
The evidence presented during the trial that establishes guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.
The judge's personal opinion about the likelihood of the accused being guilty.
Who is considered a Warrant Officer?
Any authorized member of the law enforcement agency who executes a warrant within 10 days.
A judge who issues a warrant of arrest to authorize an arrest.
A designated officer responsible for renewing warrants that have not been executed within the specified timeframe.
A complainant or witness who provides crucial information leading to the issuance of a warrant.
