Topic 3: Collection of Evidence: Additional Studies Flashcards

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(Reid) What is this concept about?

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9 steps of interrogation

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(Reid) What is the underlying assumption of the Reid Technique?

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An unpleasant environment will provoke a suspect to confess to escape the situation.

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(Reid) How are the steps of the Reid Technique used?

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Not all steps have to be used, and they can be used in any order.

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(Reid) What is the first step, “Positive Confirmation”?

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Telling the suspect you know they are guilty.

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(Reid) What is the last step “Turn Oral Confession to Written Confession”?

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Documenting the confession in the suspect’s own words.

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(Gudjonsson) What did Gudjonsson conduct research on?

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False confessions.

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(Gudjonsson) What defendant characteristics increase the likelihood of false confessions?

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Young or old age.

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(Gudjonsson) What interrogation circumstances increase the likelihood of false confessions?

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Sudden arrest or prolonged interrogation.

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(Gudjonsson) What personal states increase the likelihood of false confessions?

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Illness, stress, or intoxication.

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(Gudjonsson) What interrogation tactics can lead to false confessions?

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Leading questions and specific interview tactics.

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(Gudjonsson) What tool did Gudjonsson develop?

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Gudjonsson’s susceptibility scale.

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(Gudjonsson) What is the purpose of Gudjonsson’s susceptibility scale?

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To predict how likely an individual is to make a false confession.

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(PEACE Model) What is the purpose of the PEACE model?

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To provide a non-accusatory interviewing framework that reduces false confessions.

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(PEACE Model) Who is trained in the PEACE model?

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Police interviewers.

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(PEACE Model) What does “P” stand for in the PEACE model?

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Preparation and Planning: Thorough preparation and consideration of logistical factors.

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(PEACE Model) What does “E” (the first one) stand for in the PEACE model?

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Engage and Explain: Building rapport and explaining the interview process.

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(PEACE Model) What does “A” stand for in the PEACE model?

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Account, Clarification, Challenge: Gathering detailed accounts, clarifying information, and challenging inconsistencies.

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(PEACE Model) What does “C” stand for in the PEACE model?

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Closure: Ending the interview professionally and offering future contact.

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(PEACE Model) What does “E” (the second one) stand for in the PEACE model?

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Evaluation: Reviewing the interview’s effectiveness.

20
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(Mann) What was the aim of Mann’s study?

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To evaluate police officers’ ability to discern truth from lies in real-life suspect interviews.

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(Mann) Who were the participants?

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99 Kent Police Officers (24 female, 75 male), with varied roles.

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(Mann) What was the procedure?

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  • Participants answered a lie detection experience questionnaire.
  • They watched 54 suspect interview video clips.
  • For each clip, they judged truthfulness, rated confidence, and noted cues used.
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(Mann) What was the mean accuracy for detecting lies?

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(Mann) What was the mean accuracy for detecting truth-telling?

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(Mann) What was the overall conclusion?
Experienced police officers are better than chance at detecting lies, with higher accuracy than previous studies.