Homework on Nine Steps of Interrogation
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Interviewing WitnessesWould you be a good witness? Try the following activities.
http://www.youramazingbrain.org/testyourself/eyewitness.htm http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/wiki/Photofit_me http://www.innocenceproject.org/understand/Eyewitness-Misidentification.php
The Cognitive Interviewhttp://www.thepsychologyfaculty.org/a-levels/item/149-the-cognitive-interview-pt1
http://www.thepsychologyfaculty.org/a-levels/item/90-the-cognitive-interview-pt2 |
FBI Profiling
Geographical ProfilingJohn Duffy: The Railway Rapist - David Canter's first criminal profile.
David Canter's profile of the Railway Rapist represented the first attempt to use behavioural characteristics to search for a criminal, instead of purely forensic evidence from the crime scene. HOMEWORK! http://sgspsychology2.webs.com/Making%20A%20Case/Offender%20Profiling.ppt http://www.davidcanter.com/index.php?page=offender-profiles http://www.apa.org/monitor/julaug04/criminal.aspx Use the information from the above websites, your text book and 'Making a Case' booklet to write a 400 word essay. Describe and evaluate two different approaches to creating a criminal profile. (key issues - usefulness, generalisability and reliability. key debates - reductionism vs holism - individual vs situational explanations) |