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Understanding the offender

Alice Storr 9 questions 5.0 (1 rating) Updated 13 Jun 2017

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  1. 1What are the 4 stages of clinical interviews?
    1. Acontext reinstatement
    2. Brecall from different perspectives
    3. Crecall in different orders
    4. Dreport everything
    5. Ecued recall
    6. Frecall under hypnosis
  2. 2[blank_start]Gieselman and Fisher[blank_end] (creators of the Clinical Interview) did research where a group of people watched a violent crime on [blank_start]video[blank_end]. After a few [blank_start]days[blank_end] each ppt was interviewed using CI, standard police interview or hypnosis. They found that CI triggered the [blank_start]most[blank_end] accurate recall.
    1. AGieselman and Fisher
    2. BGieselman and Fish
    3. Cvideo
    4. Dstage
    5. Edays
    6. Fweeks
    7. Gmost
    8. Hleast
  3. 3[blank_start]Kohnken[blank_end] did a meta analysis of [blank_start]53[blank_end] studies and found that CI triggered recall in [blank_start]34%[blank_end] more detail than using other interview techniques. Also found that all 4 stages must be used together - one alone is no more useful than standard interviews.
    1. AKohnken
    2. BFisher
    3. C53
    4. D35
    5. E34%
    6. F43%
  4. 4The CI has good population validity because it is effective for all ages
    1. ATrue
    2. BFalse
  5. 5Other evaluation points for Clinical interview:
    CI produced [blank_start]more[blank_end] accuracy when used in [blank_start]Brazil[blank_end] compared to standard interview techniques
    CI and normal interview techniques tested on [blank_start]72[blank_end] year olds and [blank_start]22[blank_end] year olds - CI was better for both and especially good for the [blank_start]elderly[blank_end] (good population validity)
    [blank_start]Difficult[blank_end] to compare studies carried out in different countries because there are many variations on CI
    Time consuming
    Gieselman - instructions are confusing for under [blank_start]8[blank_end]'s and shouldn't be used for this age group
    1. Amore
    2. Bless
    3. CBrazil
    4. DBarcelona
    5. E72
    6. F54
    7. G22
    8. H18
    9. Ielderly
    10. Jyouthful
    11. KDifficult
    12. LEasy
    13. M8
    14. N5
  6. 6Interviewers should be mindful of:
    1. Aage, vulnerabilty and mental health issues
    2. Bdistress to the interviewee
    3. Ca need to maintain privacy and confidentiality
    4. Dtreating interviewee's with respect and dignity
    5. Eavoding leading questions/planting false evidence
    6. Fnot assuming someone to be guilty
    7. Gthe interviewee's upbringing
  7. 7P - [blank_start]planning and preparation[blank_end]
    E - [blank_start]engage and explain[blank_end]
    A - [blank_start]account clarification and challenge[blank_end]
    C - [blank_start]closure[blank_end]
    E - [blank_start]evaluation[blank_end]
    1. Aplanning and preparation
    2. Bprepare
    3. Cengage and explain
    4. Denergising yoga rituals
    5. Eemit positive vibes
    6. Faccount clarification and challenge
    7. Gaccuse of crime
    8. Hclosure
    9. Iclap and praise
    10. Jcreate profile
    11. Kevaluation
    12. Levolve
    13. Methics
  8. 8Stages in psychological formulations:
    [blank_start]Early experience[blank_end]
    [blank_start]Core beliefs[blank_end]
    Triggers
    [blank_start]Situation[blank_end]
    Thoughts
    Interactions between thoughts, [blank_start]feelings[blank_end], physical feelings and [blank_start]behaviour[blank_end]
    1. AEarly experience
    2. BCore beliefs
    3. CSituation
    4. Dfeelings
    5. Ebehaviour
  9. 9Evaluation of psychological formulation:
    Useful for [blank_start]understanding[blank_end] the offender and preventing repeats of the behaviour
    Can't include [blank_start]undiagnosed[blank_end] disorders (could be important but prevent discrimination)
    Can simplify behaviour making it [blank_start]easier[blank_end] to understand and share with other professionals
    Reductionist (reduces to model)
    [blank_start]Ideographic[blank_end]
    [blank_start]Time[blank_end] dependent - may need updating frequently
    1. Aunderstanding
    2. Bhelping
    3. Cundiagnosed
    4. Ddiagnosed
    5. Eeasier
    6. Fharder
    7. GIdeographic
    8. HOver-generalised
    9. ITime
    10. JCulture

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AS - Level Psychology (Criminal) Quiz on Understanding the offender, created by Alice Storr on 28/05/2017.
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Created on 28 May 2017 · updated on 13 Jun 2017
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