Final Flashcards

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why were preschool children believed to be incompetent witnesses

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  • memory limitations
  • linguistic immaturity
  • conceeptual underdeveloppment
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What are the guidelines for interviewing preschoolers

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  • child needs to engage in verbal conversation
  • may need to be older than 3
  • needs to have been at least 2 at the time of the crime
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what is a memory development concern in children witness testimonies

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childhood amnesia in children

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what are is the recall challenge when children are giving witness testimonies

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figuring out when they are recalling vs. fabricating

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Free narrative approach vs. direct questioning in children WT

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  • free narrative : tend to remember very little
  • older children are more reluctant about leading questions
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what are 2 factors influencing children suggestibility

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social compliance
changes to cognitive system

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what are the 4 interview techniques used with children

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Anatomically detailed dolls
Criterion-based content analysis
Step-wise interview
Narrative elaboration

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when is the Anatomically detailed doll interview technique used

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when children may have a difficulty verbalizing what occurred

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What is the Criterion-based content analysis interview technique

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Analysis using criteria to distinguish truthful from false statements made by children

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What is the Step-wise interview method

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A interview protocol to start the interview with the least leading or directive Q then later getting more specific if necessary

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what is the narrative elaboration interview technique

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Interview procedure where the children learn to organize their story into relevant categories – participants, settings, actions, conversation/affective states, and consequences

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what is the relative lineup judgment

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all lineup photos are presented at once and the child will select the member who looks most like the culprit

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what is absolute lineup judgement

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child compares their memory of the culprit to the most-similar photo selected in first stage then will decide if they are the culprit

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what are the 6 courtroom accomodations made for children

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  • Screen to seperate child\defendant
  • Can testify through a closed-circuit monitor
  • Child can have a support person while providing testimony
  • Child may be video-recorded while being interviewed about details of the crime
  • Statements made by the child during initial disclosure of abuse may be allowed as evidence
  • courtroom may be closed to Public and media to protect child privacy
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what is Stalking

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a course of conduct directed at a specific person sufficient to cause fear in a reasonable person

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what does longer stalking durations indicate?

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usually greater risks of damage to the victim

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Do stalking victims tend to know their partners?

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yes, they are about 50% former or current partners, and were often assaulted by them previously

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who are vulnerable people to being stalked

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  • politicians due to their high profile
  • psychiatrists by clients often with personality disorders
    -university faculty members
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what is the most prevelant kind of stalking method

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cyberstalking

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what does RECON stand for in the stalking typology theory

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Relationship
Context of the relationship

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what are the four categories of the RECON stalking theory

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Intimate
Acquaintance
Public Figure
Private stranger

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what are 3 main ways stalking ceases

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stalker finds new love interest
Law enforcement - warning
Victim relocation

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What are the main characteristics of a intimate stalker?

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  • engages in stalking after an intimate relationship breaks up
  • has a violent criminal record
  • abuses substances
  • frequently approaches the victim, threatens them, and is violent
  • is rarely psychotic
  • one-third show evidence of suicidal ideation
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What are the main characteristics of a acquaintance stalker?

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  • is a rare type (13 percent of sample)
  • is an individual who knows the victim through work, other professional relationships, non intimate friends, or a clinician–patient relationship
  • wants to have a relationship with victim
  • is less violent then intimate stalkers but engages in more indirect violence
  • is less prone to violence than intimate stalkers but is very persistent
  • for females often has a diagnosis of borderline personality disorder
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What are the main characteristics of a public figure stalker?
- is a relatively rare type (27 percent of sample) - is an individual who has no prior relationship with the victim - has intense emotional feelings for the victim - tends to be older - less-violent criminal record - more likely to be psychotic - is less likely to contact the victim, to be less violent, and is less likely to escalate
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What are the main characteristics of a private stranger stalker?
rare type (10 percent of sample) - wants to have a relationship with the victim - is the least likely to have a female victim as compared to the other types - is more likely to be mentally ill compared to the other typologies - less likely to be substance abusers or have a violent criminal history - engages in direct threats that can escalate to violence in about one-third of cases
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what are the 4 kinds of Homicides in Canada
1st degree 2nd degree manslaughter Infanticide
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What is 1st degree murder
planned and deliberate murder occurring during another violent offence Max sentence : life imprisonment
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what is 2nd degree murder
intention to kill but not premeditated all murder not considered 1st degree max sentence : life
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what is manslaughter
unitentional murder but still intention to harm murder during heat of passion criminal negligence max sentence : life
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what is infanticide
woman killing her newborn due to a mmental disorder from the baby's childbirth max sentence : 5 years in prison
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what are the two models in the bimodal classification of homicide
reactive homicide instrumental homicide
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what is a reactive homicide
- Violence that is unplanned, immediate, driven by negative emotions, and occurring in response to some perceived provocation - Often associated with manslaughter - More often toward relatives
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what is instrumental homicide
violence that is premeditated, calculated and motivated by some goal - most often towards strangers
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what is the term of a husband killing his wife
uxoricide
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what is the term for a wife killing her husband
mariticide
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what is a filicide
a parent killing their child, biological or not
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what is a familicide
multiple victimes where the killer kills a partner AND a child
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what is a parricide
killing a mother or father or close relative
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what is the term for killing your brother or sister
fraticide and sorocide
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what are the 3 kinds of mothers who kill?
neonaticides - newborn 24hrs within birth, often young unmarried concealed pregnancy battering mothers - kill child impulsively due to child behaviour, high stress mothers with MI - older, married, kill older children most likely to commit suicide after
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what is a serial murderer
killed two or more victims, in separate events, at separate locations, with a cooling-off period between the murders
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what is a mass murderer
killed multiple victims in one event at one location
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what is a spree murderer
killed two or more victims in one continuous “event” at two or more locations, with no cooling-off period between the murders
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Name some key characteristics of a serial murderer
- most operate alone - often caucasian men - usually kill young females unrelated to the murderer
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which murderer is most probable to have a prior criminal history between a male and female murderer?
Male
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what are the chosen kill methods for male and female murderers
male: firearm, strangling, stabbing Female : poison
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what are the murder motives of men and women murderers
men: sexual gratification of control/power Women: money
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