2019
DOI: 10.16925/2145-9649.2019.01.02
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Influencia del conocimiento previo y la repetición de entrevistas

Abstract: Introducción: en los últimos años han incrementado los casos penales en los que la única prueba con la que se cuenta es la declaración de un menor. Ello ha motivado la búsqueda de factores que puedan afectar a la exactitud y credibilidad de su declaración. El presente estudio se centra en la influencia del conocimiento previo y de la repetición de entrevistas en la memoria y aceptación de la sugestión en una muestra de preescolares.Metodología: veintiséis preescolares participaron en tres sesiones. En la prime… Show more

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“…From a forensic perspective, a problem arises when a false memory is not very different from a true memory because the information suggested through the questions asked leads to embellishment of the genuine memory (Principe and Ceci, 2002;Principe et al, 2006;Peláez Devesa et al, 2019). Currently, given the contributions of cognitive psychology and experimental studies on suggestion, we are able to assess the possibility that a memory may be embellished or may even have arisen ex novo from poorly formulated questions.…”
Section: Statements Of Children In Alleged Cases Of Csamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…From a forensic perspective, a problem arises when a false memory is not very different from a true memory because the information suggested through the questions asked leads to embellishment of the genuine memory (Principe and Ceci, 2002;Principe et al, 2006;Peláez Devesa et al, 2019). Currently, given the contributions of cognitive psychology and experimental studies on suggestion, we are able to assess the possibility that a memory may be embellished or may even have arisen ex novo from poorly formulated questions.…”
Section: Statements Of Children In Alleged Cases Of Csamentioning
confidence: 99%