Search Results - "Poole, Debra Ann"

The Influence of Disclosure History and Body Diagrams on Children's Reports of Inappropriate Touching: Evidence From a New Analog Paradigm by Dickinson, Jason J, Poole, Debra Ann

“…We tested a new paradigm for child eyewitness research that incorporates children's disclosure histories into analog study designs. Mr. Science-Germ Detective…”
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Divining testimony? The impact of interviewing props on children’s reports of touching by Poole, Debra Ann, Bruck, Maggie

“…► We present research on the extent to which objects help children report autobiographical events. ► Research does not instill confidence that props are the…”
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How children talk about events: Implications for eliciting and analyzing eyewitness reports by Brubacher, Sonja P., Peterson, Carole, La Rooy, David, Dickinson, Jason J., Poole, Debra Ann

“…•Transcripts from eyewitness studies provide rich insights into how children talk about events.•Fifteen principles summarize findings and justify guidelines…”
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Tele-Forensic Interviewing Can Be a Reasonable Alternative to Face-to-Face Interviewing of Child Witnesses by Dickinson, Jason J., Lytle, Nicole E., Poole, Debra Ann

“…Objective: Tele-forensic interviews have the potential to aid investigations when children live far from interviewers, there is a risk of disease transmission,…”
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The use of ground rules in investigative interviews with children: A synthesis and call for research by Brubacher, Sonja P., Poole, Debra Ann, Dickinson, Jason J.

“…•We review evidence on the efficacy of ground rules instruction in child interviews.•A study space analysis shows that the “don't know” rule is the most widely…”
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Children's Reports of Body Touching in Medical Examinations: The Benefits and Risks of Using Body Diagrams by Bruck, Maggie, Kelley, Kristen, Poole, Debra Ann

“…In 3 sections of the same interview, children (N = 107, ages 3-8 years) were asked about body touches during previous medical examinations that included…”
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Pause for effect: A 10-s interviewer wait time gives children time to respond to open-ended prompts by Rezmer, Brooke E., Trager, Lisa A., Catlin, Mary, Poole, Debra Ann

“…•During interviews about an event, children often took more than 5 s to respond.•Most pauses in children's narratives that were followed by event information…”
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Comfort drawing during investigative interviews: Evidence of the safety of a popular practice by Poole, Debra Ann, Dickinson, Jason J

“…Abstract Objective This study evaluated the impact of comfort drawing (allowing children to draw during interviews) on the quality of children's eyewitness…”
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Evidence supporting restrictions on uses of body diagrams in forensic interviews by Poole, Debra Ann, Dickinson, Jason J

“…Abstract Objective This study compared two methods for questioning children about suspected abuse: standard interviewing and body-diagram-focused (BDF)…”
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Child Eyewitness Researchers Often Bin Age: Prevalence of the Practice and Recommendations for Analyzing Developmental Trends by Bainter, Sierra A, Tibbe, Tristan D, Goodman, Zachary T, Poole, Debra Ann

“…Objective: Effective practices for eliciting and analyzing children's eyewitness reports rely on accurate conclusions about age differences in how children…”
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Forensic Interviewing Aids: Do Props Help Children Answer Questions About Touching? by Poole, Debra Ann, Bruck, Maggie, Pipe, Margaret-Ellen

“…The belief that props help children report abuse has fostered the widespread use of anatomical dolls and body diagrams in forensic interviews. Yet studies…”
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What Poole and Wolfe (2009) Actually Said: A Comment on Everson and Faller (2012) by Poole, Debra Ann

“…Everson and Faller's (2012) article on the significance of sexualized behavior in child sexual abuse assessments critiques a chapter by Poole and Wolfe (2009),…”
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Trends in children's disclosure of abuse in Israel: A national study by Hershkowitz, Irit, Horowitz, Dvora, Lamb, Michael E.

“…To identify characteristics of suspected child abuse victims that are associated with disclosure and nondisclosure during formal investigations. The database…”
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Deficient cognitive control fuels children’s exuberant false allegations by Poole, Debra Ann, Dickinson, Jason J., Brubacher, Sonja P., Liberty, Allison E., Kaake, Amanda M.

“…•We developed an eyewitness paradigm that ethically includes inappropriate touching.•Children who participated in this paradigm completed a set of…”
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The development of metasuggestibility in children by London, Kamala, Bruck, Maggie, Poole, Debra Ann, Melnyk, Laura

“…One component of metasuggestibility is the understanding that a person's statements can influence another person's reports. The purpose of the present study…”
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Forensic Interviewing Aids: Do Props Help Children Answer Questions About Touching?: Special Issue on Psychology and Law by POOLE, Debra Ann, BRUCK, Maggie, PIPE, Margaret-Ellen

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Children's Eyewitness Reports After Exposure to Misinformation From Parents by Poole, Debra Ann, Lindsay, D. Stephen

“…This study examined how misleading suggestions from parents influenced children's eyewitness reports. Children (3 to 8 years old) participated in science…”
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Reducing Child Witnesses' False Reports of Misinformation from Parents by Poole, Debra Ann, Lindsay, D.Stephen

“…This study explored whether a source-monitoring training (SMT) procedure, in which children distinguished between events they recently witnessed versus events…”
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The future of the protocol movement: Commentary on Hershkowitz, Horowitz, and Lamb (2005) by Poole, Debra Ann, Dickinson, Jason J.

“…Poole and Dickinson review where the protocol movement has been, where it is today, and where interviewers would like it to head in the future. To date, the…”
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Memory for previous recall: a comparison of free and cued recall by Padilla-Walker, Laura Maria, Poole, Debra Ann

“…Case studies of individuals who claimed to have recovered previously repressed memories of abuse during situations that involved memory cueing revealed that…”
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