EVALUATION

• WHAT DOES EVIDENCE SUGGEST ABOUT THE COGNITIVE INTERVIEW?

  not all steps are required
• WHO PROVIDED EVIDENCE SUGGESTING COGNITIVE INTERVIEW DID NOT REQUIRE ALL ITS STEPS?

  Milne and Bull
• WHAT DID MILNE AND BULL DISCOVER?

  first two techniques combined improved EWT the same as using all techniques
• WHAT DOES MILNE AND BULL'S FINDINGS SUGGEST ABOUT THE COGNITIVE INTERVIEW?

  some techniques are more useful than others and the whole process is overcomplicated
• WHAT IS THE ISSUE WITH THE PROCESS BEING OVERCOMPLICATED?

  difficult to use effectively on children
• COUNTERARGUMENT FOR COMPLEXITY EFFECT ON CHILDREN?

  Holliday
• WHAT DID HOLLIDAY DISCOVER?

  cognitive interview gained more accurate information than standard interview from children who witnessed birthday parties
• ISSUE WITH HOLLIDAY'S FINDINGS?

  birthday parties do not reflect experience of being interviewed about a crime
• PRACTICAILITY ISSUE OF COGNITIVE INTERVIEW?

  time consuming
• WHY IS THE COGNITIVE INTERVIEW MORE TIME CONSUMING?

  specialist training is required (expensive) and it takes longer to conduct