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What is the main goal of Investigative Interviews conducted in police stations?
What is the main goal of Investigative Interviews conducted in police stations?
- To use aggressive tactics for quick confessions
- To enhance recall and gather information (correct)
- To record videos without audio for accuracy
- To intimidate witnesses for accurate information
Which technique involves asking witnesses to report everything they remember about an event?
Which technique involves asking witnesses to report everything they remember about an event?
- Cognitive interview (correct)
- Interrogation tactics
- Order varying
- Perspective altering
In victim interviews, what can be a significant barrier to disclosure of information?
In victim interviews, what can be a significant barrier to disclosure of information?
- Trauma-informed interviewing
- Barriers to disclose (correct)
- Rapport-building techniques
- Perception of credibility
What factors are associated with the accuracy of witness memory in interviews?
What factors are associated with the accuracy of witness memory in interviews?
What is the main purpose of Rapport-Building in investigative interviewing?
What is the main purpose of Rapport-Building in investigative interviewing?
What does the Cognitive Interview involve to enhance recall in witnesses?
What does the Cognitive Interview involve to enhance recall in witnesses?
What is Social Network Analysis (SNA) concerned with?
What is Social Network Analysis (SNA) concerned with?
Which term is used to refer to the key central figures that coordinate operations in a network according to the text?
Which term is used to refer to the key central figures that coordinate operations in a network according to the text?
What is the main characteristic of a core group in a social network as per the provided text?
What is the main characteristic of a core group in a social network as per the provided text?
How does the lack of resources affect a group's strength according to the text?
How does the lack of resources affect a group's strength according to the text?
In Social Network Analysis (SNA), what do 'nodes' represent?
In Social Network Analysis (SNA), what do 'nodes' represent?
What is the primary focus of group strength, as described in the text?
What is the primary focus of group strength, as described in the text?
In a network of paper citations, who is the author that is most cited by other well-cited authors?
In a network of paper citations, who is the author that is most cited by other well-cited authors?
What is the significance of the Partial Order Structure Analysis (POSA) in analyzing criminal networks?
What is the significance of the Partial Order Structure Analysis (POSA) in analyzing criminal networks?
What is a key aspect of identifying the structure influence in criminal networks?
What is a key aspect of identifying the structure influence in criminal networks?
How does the study differentiate between various criminal networks based on their structure?
How does the study differentiate between various criminal networks based on their structure?
What does the organizational structure of a network refer to?
What does the organizational structure of a network refer to?
When comparing different groups within a network, what does it mean when their 'variable scores are closer together'?
When comparing different groups within a network, what does it mean when their 'variable scores are closer together'?
What is the role of the 'captains' in the described network structure?
What is the role of the 'captains' in the described network structure?
In the context of centrality measures, what does 'degree' represent?
In the context of centrality measures, what does 'degree' represent?
What characterizes 'Chains' as subgroups in the described network structure?
What characterizes 'Chains' as subgroups in the described network structure?
How is 'Closeness' centrality defined in social networks?
How is 'Closeness' centrality defined in social networks?
What does the 'size of the networks' refer to in the context of this description?
What does the 'size of the networks' refer to in the context of this description?
What distinguishes 'Peripheral' individuals in the network structure?
What distinguishes 'Peripheral' individuals in the network structure?
What distinguishes the political objective of terrorism from organized crime?
What distinguishes the political objective of terrorism from organized crime?
What motivates terrorists to use organized crime?
What motivates terrorists to use organized crime?
What is a common motivation for individuals to join organized crime according to the text?
What is a common motivation for individuals to join organized crime according to the text?
How does the text describe the motivations for joining organized crime based on societal changes?
How does the text describe the motivations for joining organized crime based on societal changes?
Which statement best describes the motivation of 'Sammy the Bull' to join organized crime according to the text?
Which statement best describes the motivation of 'Sammy the Bull' to join organized crime according to the text?
What is a key difference between the motivations for joining organized crime and terrorism?
What is a key difference between the motivations for joining organized crime and terrorism?
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