Child victims, child witnesses : understanding and improving testimony /
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New York :
Guilford Press,
[1993]
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Table of Contents:
- Developmental perspectives on autobiographical recall / Robyn Fivush
- Cues, props, and context : do they facilitate children's event reports? / Margaret-Ellen Pipe, Susan Gee, and Clare Wilson
- The use of anatomical dolls in sexual abuse evaluations : current research and practice / Barbara W. Boat and Mark D. Everson
- Effects of cognitive questioning techniques on children's recall performance / R. Edward Geiselman, Karen J. Saywitz, and Gail K. Bornstein
- Interviewing children in sexual abuse cases / John C. Yuille ... [et al.]
- Improving children's testimony with preparation / Karen J. Saywitz and Lynn Snyder
- Lies and secrets : implications for children's reporting of sexual abuse / Kay Bussey, Kerry Lee, and Elizabeth J. Grimbeek
- Discernibility or discrimination? : understanding jurors' reactions to accurate and inaccurate child and adult eyewitnesses / Michael R. Leippe, Andrew P. Manion, and Ann Romanczyk.
- Blaming the child : attribution of responsibility to victims of child sexual abuse / Peter K. Isquith, Murray Levine, and Janine Scheiner
- Individual differences in perceptions of child sexual assualt victims / Bette L. Bottoms
- The emotional impact of societal intervention into child abuse / Desmond K. Runyan
- Hearing and testing children's evidence / Rhona H. Flin
- Effects of context on the accuracy and suggestibility of child witnesses / Jennifer Marie Batterman-Faunce and Gail S. Goodman.