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Detective Timothy O'Brien discusses memory and the effect that memory has on the criminal justice system. Law enforcement relies heavily on memory, both in witnesses and victims. O'Brien discusses cognitive interviews, interview techniques, and the best way to help with memory recall.
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Chapter 1: Memory as an Investigator's Tool
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Chapter 2: How Much Does the Justice System Rely on Witness Memories?
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Chapter 3: What is a Cognitive Interview?
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Chapter 4: How Do Cognitive Interviewing Techniques Provide Reliable Information For Investigators?
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Chapter 5: What Are the Limitations of Cognitive Interviewing?
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Chapter 6: Do You Believe Memory Recall is Reliable? Why or Why Not?
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Chapter 7: Do You Think the Role of Witnesses and Memory in the Justice System Will Change in the Future?
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Chapter 8: How Do Juveniles Differ From Adults in Terms of Reliability of Memories?
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Chapter 9: How Does Stress Affect Memory Recall?
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Chapter 10: How Does Stress Impact Children and Affect Their Memory? Is It Different For Children Versus Adults?
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Chapter 11: In Your Experience, Have You Seen Memories Manipulated or Changed? What Techniques Can You Employ to Try to Counteract This?
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Chapter 12: How Important is Rapport in the Interviewing Process? What Can an Investigator Do to Establish Rapport With a Witness During an Interview?
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