A REVIEW OF THE COGNITIVE INTERVIEW
作者： Amina Memon , Philip A. Higham
DOI: 10.1080/10683169908415000
关键词: Structured interview 、 Clinical psychology 、 Interview 、 Training quality 、 Developmental psychology 、 Memory performance 、 Psychology 、 Cognitive interview
摘要: … The other papers in this special issue have described the origins of the cognitive interview (CI) and provided us with an overview of current research findings on the efficacy of the C1 …
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