Improving the Accuracy of Eyewitness Testimony: Cognitive Interview (AQA A-Level Psychology): Quizzes

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Improving the Accuracy of Eyewitness Testimony: Cognitive Interview
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What is the primary purpose of the cognitive interview?

To help witnesses retrieve more accurate memories

Who developed the cognitive interview in 1992?

Ronald Fisher and Edward Geiselman

In the 'report everything' technique, why should witnesses include trivial details?

They may trigger other significant memories

Which psychological concept relates to the 'reinstate the context' technique?

Context-dependent forgetting

Why does the 'reverse the order' technique make dishonesty more difficult?

It's harder to fabricate an untruthful account when reversing it

What does the 'change perspective' technique disrupt?

The effect of expectations and schema on recall

Which element is part of the enhanced cognitive interview's social dynamics focus?

Reducing eyewitness anxiety

How many studies did Köhnken et al. (1999) include in their meta-analysis of the CI?

50 studies

According to Milne and Bull (2002), which combination produced the best recall?

Report everything and context reinstatement

What did Köhnken et al. find about incorrect information in the enhanced CI?

61% increase in incorrect information

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