Interviews and Interrogations MPTC
Exam Questions and Answers6
Echo probing - ANSWERS-repeats interviewees last few word verbatim
Active Listening - ANSWERS-body language, question and summarizing to show interest
miranda waiver - ANSWERS-knowing, Intelligent, Voluntary
Neutrality - ANSWERS-being fair, A position of not taking sides in a conflict stay neutral
respect - ANSWERS-is act of giving particular attention, thoughtfulness and sympathy that exists
between people
open-ended questions - ANSWERS-more accurate info because they allow interviewee to take
control of conversation and comunicate freely
rapport - ANSWERS-a friendly relationship build mutual understanding trust
coerced - ANSWERS-forced to act or think a certain way by use of pressure, threats or
intimidation
Closed questions - ANSWERS-Questions that can usually be answered with yes or no, to
intentionally limit force people to give answers
, Professionalism - ANSWERS-the skill, good judgment, and polite behavior that is expected from
a person who is trained to do a job well
Interrogaton vs Interview - ANSWERS-questioning of a person in custody
Interview vs Interrogation - ANSWERS-obtain info in public, not accusatory no custody
best practices non- English speaker - ANSWERS-Use Interpreter if interviewee does not speak
English, allow time to speak and ask clear questions
Interviewing witness - ANSWERS-Focus on what each witness is most likely to have noticed. Do
not interrupt the flow of images with questions. Let their memories flow but try to keep them
on task.
interview victims - ANSWERS-can be emotional and responsive from crime victims significantly
interview children - ANSWERS-speak safe place, eye contact
Field Interview - ANSWERS-takes place in public settings for 20 min. max, separate victims
witness, suspect
6th Amendment - ANSWERS-right to counsel
4th Amendment - ANSWERS-any statement made during an unlawful seizure is inadmissible
Article 12 - ANSWERS-right to not be compelled to accuse. or furnish evidence against self
Exam Questions and Answers6
Echo probing - ANSWERS-repeats interviewees last few word verbatim
Active Listening - ANSWERS-body language, question and summarizing to show interest
miranda waiver - ANSWERS-knowing, Intelligent, Voluntary
Neutrality - ANSWERS-being fair, A position of not taking sides in a conflict stay neutral
respect - ANSWERS-is act of giving particular attention, thoughtfulness and sympathy that exists
between people
open-ended questions - ANSWERS-more accurate info because they allow interviewee to take
control of conversation and comunicate freely
rapport - ANSWERS-a friendly relationship build mutual understanding trust
coerced - ANSWERS-forced to act or think a certain way by use of pressure, threats or
intimidation
Closed questions - ANSWERS-Questions that can usually be answered with yes or no, to
intentionally limit force people to give answers
, Professionalism - ANSWERS-the skill, good judgment, and polite behavior that is expected from
a person who is trained to do a job well
Interrogaton vs Interview - ANSWERS-questioning of a person in custody
Interview vs Interrogation - ANSWERS-obtain info in public, not accusatory no custody
best practices non- English speaker - ANSWERS-Use Interpreter if interviewee does not speak
English, allow time to speak and ask clear questions
Interviewing witness - ANSWERS-Focus on what each witness is most likely to have noticed. Do
not interrupt the flow of images with questions. Let their memories flow but try to keep them
on task.
interview victims - ANSWERS-can be emotional and responsive from crime victims significantly
interview children - ANSWERS-speak safe place, eye contact
Field Interview - ANSWERS-takes place in public settings for 20 min. max, separate victims
witness, suspect
6th Amendment - ANSWERS-right to counsel
4th Amendment - ANSWERS-any statement made during an unlawful seizure is inadmissible
Article 12 - ANSWERS-right to not be compelled to accuse. or furnish evidence against self
