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Police interviewers’ perceptions of child credibility in forensic investigations
Hannah Cassidy
, Lucy Akehurst
, Julie Cherryman
Law, Society and Justice Research Excellence Group
Inclusive Digital Societies Research Excellence Group
Centre for Spatial and Social Justice
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Children's Perceptions
100%
Interviewer
100%
Forensic Investigation
100%
Child Credibility
100%
Child Victims
100%
Competencies
66%
Police Officers
66%
Professional Relationships
33%
Interview Protocol
33%
Interview Practice
33%
Perceived Credibility
33%
Police Practice
33%
Investigative Interview
33%
ELICIT Information
33%
Prosecutors
33%
Registered Intermediaries
33%
Practice Impact
33%
Psychology
Focus Group
100%
Thematic Analysis
50%
Qualitative Research
50%
Qualitative Study
50%
Disclosure
50%
Social Sciences
Interview Protocol
33%