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Cognitive interview
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Why is improving the accuracy of eyewitness testimony (EWT) important?
Memory
can
be
influenced
by
various
factors
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What factors can influence eyewitness memory?
Stress
,
misleading information
, and
schemas
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Who introduced the Cognitive Interview (CI)?
Fisher
and
Geiselman
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What is the purpose of the Cognitive Interview (CI)?
Enhance
accuracy
of eyewitness recall
Based on
psychological
principles
of memory retrieval
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What are the four key techniques of the Cognitive Interview?
Context reinstatement
, report everything,
changed perspective
, reverse order
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What is context reinstatement in the Cognitive Interview?
Mentally recreate the physical and emotional context
Related to
context-dependent forgetting
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What does the Encoding Specificity Principle suggest?
Memory is improved when recall occurs in a similar context.
a cue must be present at encoding and at retrieval forit it aid memory.
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Why are witnesses asked to report everything during the CI?
Small details may cue
significant
information
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What is the purpose of recalling from a changed perspective?
Reduces influence of
schemas
and
biases
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How does recalling in reverse order help eyewitness testimony?
Disrupts
expectations
and reduces assumptions
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What did Geiselman et al. (1985) find about the CI?
CI produced more
accurate
and
detailed
accounts
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What are the limitations of the Cognitive Interview?
Time-consuming and requires
trained
interviewers
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