2023
DOI: 10.3389/fpsyg.2023.1085567
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Associations between emotions and psychophysiological states and confirmation bias in question formulation in ongoing simulated investigative interviews of child sexual abuse

Abstract: IntroductionIn forensic settings interviewers are advised to ask as many open-ended questions as possible. However, even experts may have difficulty following this advice potentially negatively impacting an investigation. Here, we sought to investigate how emotions and psychophysiological parameters are associated with question formulation in real time in an ongoing (simulated) child sexual abuse (CSA) interview.MethodIn a experimental study, psychology students (N = 60, Mage = 22.75) conducted two interviews … Show more

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