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Jeopardy in the Courtroom

by Stephen J. Ceci and Maggie Bruck


 
Contents of Jeopardy in the Courtroom




Preface

Chapter
  1.    Introduction
  2.    Children as Witnesses: Seven Case Descriptions
  3.    Assessing the Scope and Characteristics of Child Sexual Abuse
  4.    Defining Memory and Suggestibility
  5.    Legal and Behavioral Approaches to Children's Suggestibility: 1900-1985
  6.    The Recent Past: Changes in Legal and Behavioral Approaches
  7.    The Architecture of Interviews With Children
  8.    The Role of Interviewer Bias
  9.    The Effects of Repeated Questioning
10.    Stereotype Induction: A Suggestive Interviewing Technique
11.    Other Suggestive Interviewing Techniques
12.    The Pros and (Mostly) Cons of Using Anatomically Detailed Dolls
13.    The Evidence for Delayed Recall of Childhood Sexual Abuse
14.    The Role of Suggestion in Delayed Recall of Child Sexual Abuse
15.    Age Differences in the Reliability of Reports
16.    Mechanisms That May Account for Age Differences in Suggestibility
17.    Ethical and Professional Issues
18.    In Conclusion

References
Author Index
Subject Index
About the Authors

 
 
 
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