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Interviewing: A Forensic Guide to Interrogation [Paperback]

Charles L. Yeschke (Author)

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Paperback: 258 pages
Publisher: Charles C Thomas Pub Ltd; 2 Sub edition (August 1993)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 0398058679
ISBN-13: 978-0398058678
Product Dimensions: 10.5 x 7.8 x 1 inches
Shipping Weight: 1.8 pounds

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This advanced text is for those who may interview and/or interrogate while fulfilling profession responsibilities. It is particularly for those who may seek confessions or admissions. Behavior essential to acceptable tactics is emphasized to encourage investigators to become more proficient at gathering truthful information. A large section of the text is devoted to reviewing similarities and differences between interrogating and interviewing. Emphasis is placed on compassionate treatment of people as a key to successful truth gathering. Deception, stress, and other human conditions influencing the collection of data are probed. The Self-Fulfilling Prophecy and the Polyphasic Flow Chart are reviewed along with elements regarding selection of investigators, their attitude, use of authority, and application of nonjudgmental acceptance. New additions to this edition probe polygraphy and detection of deception examinations as reliable tools is gathering evidence. Although the primary intended audience for this text is professional police investigators, its message can be beneficial to those in other human interactions requiring positive communication.

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Inside This Book (learn more)

First Sentence:
While the roles of interviewer and interrogator are still looked upon as synonymous, they are distinctly different in many ways. Read the first page

Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
interviewee compliance, omnibus hearing court, deceptive interviewees, polygraphy evidence, floating point strategy, proficient interviewers, interviewee cooperation, victim store, treating interviewees, interviewee reluctance, potential examinees, truthful data, interviewee behavior, diversion questions, forensic interviewer, deceptive individuals, truthful individuals, reluctant interviewees, investigative problem, polygraph examination, forensic interviewing, pretest interview, missing ring, persistent encouragement, interview interaction

Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Initial Phase, Moderate Location, Polyphasic Flow Chart, Forensic Formula, Supreme Court, Time of Interaction, United States, Self-Fulfilling Prophecy, Polygraph Examination Id Number Interviewee Age, Conversation Location, Terminal Phase, Semistructured Approach, Mary Ann, American Polygraph Association, Personal Preparation Phase, Intensity Levels, Sam Smith

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This book cites 31 books:

Scientific Validity of Polygraph Testing: A Research Review and Evaluation by Office of Technology Assessment on page 173
Elite and Specialized Interviewing (Handbooks for research in political behavior) by Lewis A. Dexter in Back Matter
Getting Through to People by Jesse S. Nirenberg in Back Matter
Professional Interviewing by Cal W. Downs in Back Matter
The Mask of Sanity (Medical Library) by Hervey Cleckley in Back Matter

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Interrogation: Achieving Confessions Using Permissible Persuasion by Charles L. Yeschke in Front Matter, and Back Matter
Asset Protection and Security Management Handbook by James Walsh on page 502
Fundamentals of Criminal Investigation by Charles E. O'Hara on page 162

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