Psychological torture does not work: A forensic psychologist on interrogating a criminal.

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Abstract

The pursuit of truth in a legal case often hinges on interviews with victims, witnesses and suspects – some traumatised, some mentally ill. In countries like the United Kingdom forensic psychologists play a major great role in criminal investigations. Psychologists are involved in training members of the police on how to interview victims and suspects of crimes, on how to ask open questions, on how to build rapport with someone who is reluctant to talk, on how to be empathetic with a person to get additional information.
Original languageEnglish
TypeInterview
Media of outputwww.scroll.in
Publication statusPublished - 25 Nov 2016

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