According to a study conducted by Honts and colleagues (1994), the use of countermeasures _____ the detection of guilty suspects by 50%, and the examiners _____ able to tell that the suspects were manipulating their own arousal patterns.
According to the text, the use of anatomically detailed doll…
According to the text, the use of anatomically detailed dolls when interviewing children under the age of 6 is likely to _____ the number of false allegations of sexual abuse.
If the imprint came from a popular type of Adidas sneaker, i…
If the imprint came from a popular type of Adidas sneaker, it reflects _____; if the imprint has a unique pattern of wear and tear, it reflects _____.
Psychological profiling mostly relies on the _____ of a part…
Psychological profiling mostly relies on the _____ of a particular profiler.
Which of the following forms of forensic identification evid…
Which of the following forms of forensic identification evidence is the most objective one?
Kelly works as a fingerprint examiner. A police detective sh…
Kelly works as a fingerprint examiner. A police detective showed her some gory photos of the crime scene and told her that the suspect in custody is a likely perpetrator of the murder. Kelly is more likely to find a match between the latent prints and the suspect’s prints because of:
The federal Polygraph Protection Act of 1988 prohibited the…
The federal Polygraph Protection Act of 1988 prohibited the use of polygraph by:
The polygraph may be used as a _____ tactic to evoke _____.
The polygraph may be used as a _____ tactic to evoke _____.
“Tell me everything that happened” is an example of an open-…
“Tell me everything that happened” is an example of an open-ended request, which is considered a(n) _____ prompt in the NICHD Investigative Interview Protocol.
When profilers construct a criminal profile, they mostly see…
When profilers construct a criminal profile, they mostly seem to rely on: