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Big question: what are the best ways of interviewing witnesses and suspects?

Interviewing witnesses and suspects Ethical interviewing

Ethical interviewing Police have historically made a distinction between interviewing (an attempt to obtain useful information from a witness) and interrogation (an attempt to induce a suspect to confess to a crime).

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Comparison: interrogation v. ethical interviewing Group: Use our routine for generating comparisons. Individual: Write a comparison between ‘interrogation’ and ‘ethical interviewing’.

Application and analysis We are going to listen to a recorded police interview. Identify the ways in which the officer acts according to the ethical interviewing model. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ATXnRzd_LII

Developing evaluation skills Use the information from the studies to construct an evaluation of ethical interviewing. Remember: What CLAIM are you making? What REASONS & EVIDENCE are you offering? Is your evidence VALID? What ALTERNATIVE VIEWS are there?

Outside class Review what you have learned about interviewing witnesses and suspects. Check and update your notes on the topic. On Google Classroom - short questions about themes, issues and debates in Psychology.