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Part-2 Contemporary developments in investigative interviewing, Guest Editors: Kirk Luther and Nadine Deslauriers-Varin

From an investigator’s perspective: challenges and opportunities in building and maintaining rapport in cross-cultural investigative interviewing contexts

Lorraine Hope; Nadine Hawkins de Namor; Fiona Gabbert; Nelli Ferenczi; Gavin Oxburgh
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A field study on cultural differences in South African eyewitness reports

Laura A. Weiss; Werner Nell; Thembelihle Lobi; Colin G. Tredoux; Annelies Vredeveldt
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Cross-cultural communication in the courtroom: a case study of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda

Dylan Drenk; Maria Shenouda; Barbora Hola; Annelies Vredeveldt
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A content analysis of how police in Canada handle the right to silence

Jennifer L. McArthur; Erin Ford; Christopher J. Lively; Marguerite Ternes
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Evaluation of forensic interviews and interrogations: a thematic analysis of law-enforcement views

Laura Farrugia; Gavin Oxburgh; Fiona Gabbert
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Enhancing investigative interview skills with brief educational videos

Fiona Gabbert; Adrian J. Scott; Celine Brouillard
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Understanding police officers’ experiences of post-shooting interviews: factors influencing account-giving

Louise E. Porter; Martine Powell
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Not every story has two sides: the effect of false balance on perceived scientific consensus about interrogation practices

Tianshuang Han; Brent Snook; Martin V. Day
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Emotional witness effect: implications for memory accuracy, perceptions, misinformation, and credibility in forensic contexts

Mircea Zloteanu; Cody N. Porter
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Acceptance and use of the NICHD child investigative interview protocol: Testing the unified theory of acceptance and use of technology (UTAUT)

Romain Job; Maïté Brunel; Nathalie Przygodzki-Lionet
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Chatbots in eyewitness interviews: perceived usefulness and ease of use drive intent to use conversational agent

Frédéric Tomas; Jette Immerzeel
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