Interviewing Children: The Science of Conversation in Forensic Contexts
This essential guide examines the science of conversing with children in forensic scenarios, focusing on techniques that promote accurate and ethical information gathering. Dr. Debra Ann Poole PhD shares evidence-based strategies to help professionals conduct interviews that respect child psychology while serving legal needs. Ideal for forensic experts, lawyers, and child advocates seeking reliable methods.
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Interviewing Children: The Science of Conversation in Forensic Contexts delves into the methodologies for conducting reliable interviews with children in legal environments. Authored by Dr. Debra Ann Poole PhD, it emphasizes the importance of structured approaches to elicit accurate information without leading or contaminating responses.
The book covers foundational science of child development and memory, highlighting how conversational dynamics influence disclosure in forensic contexts. It provides practical guidance for professionals navigating the complexities of child testimony.
Readers gain insights into best practices that balance sensitivity with investigative rigor, ensuring interviews support justice while protecting young participants. The content is grounded in research, offering tools for real-world application in courts and investigations.
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