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100

Generally speaking, when a subject changes their story in response to a bailing/enforcement question, they are. 

deceptive

100

Why might a subj. admit to a higher $$$

to protect you from looking into other crimes

100

Can PD (who are r. req. to give, Miranda warning) ask private citizens (who r not reaq. to give miranda war) to get statememt?

No

100

This type of person is most likely to give a false confession

Below avg intelligence, mentally challenged, children

100

Subj. confirms info sugg. to them by interviewer

Suggestibility

200

What are the requirements of a polgraph

1. Rarely used in private sector

2. must (48 hrs in advance) give in writing w/ hsoty quest. and reason for q's

3. cant use results or refusal discontinvation to make emp. decison 

200

Evidence found w/o a warrent 

fruit of a posionus tree

200

"is there any reason you can think of that your fingerprints would be found at the crime scene?" This kind of question is an example of...

bailing/enforcement question

200

After denials, how can interviewer (?) back out

use behavioral interview questions 
200

What is the greatest fear of innocent

not being believed (duh..)

300

most important in human communication

physical 

300

interrogators can cause denials bc of.. 

prev. defeated by subj., their personalities (?), their attitudes 

300

If explanatory denials are voiced, the interviewer should..

re-accuse and rationalize

300

3 categories that may influence a subj. decision to deny... 

suspect, enterureur (?), enforcement 

300

Give example of non-custodial interviews 

1. telephone 2. prison interve of inmate

400

What is the risk of false confession in interivew with person with history of Alcohol/drugs

memory gaps 

400

children might give false claim bc ..

they want to please adults

400

Bo Cop would actually lie.. what are the types of lies he could do 

Fabrication

Exaggeration

Denial

Omission

Minimization 

400

When relating a narrative, the dominant underpretation  (spelling?) by the subj. will be..

Hearing and vision..

400

factors that have led to increase in telephone interviews

1. necessary to interview a subj. apprehended in the act summed or lose the opportunity to gain an admiss

2. economic necessary (less time reg, less travel expense) 

500

consistent behavioral response by the subj. at a particular portion  in the story may indicate.. 

Subj. attempting to deceive interviewer 

500

interview tech most likely to result in a false confession

use of leading questions 

500

deceptive person wont likely use..

hash words (steal/rape)

500

What can be used when picking a ratz./theme

- subj. background info

- subj. response to list of rationally given (?) /themes

- possible motives for the innocent

500

subj. might make a false confession as a distortion of truth bc.. 

they are involved in larger violations