Techniques in Interviewing for Law Enforcement and Corrections Personnel. [electronic resource] : A Programmed Text

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Wicks, Robert J.

Contributor:

Josephs, Ernest H.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Crime scene searches.

Criminal investigation.

Interviewing in corrections--Programmed instruction.

Interviewing in law enforcement--Programmed instruction.

Local Subjects:

Crime scene searches.

Criminal investigation.

Interviewing in corrections--Programmed instruction.

Interviewing in law enforcement--Programmed instruction.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (155 p.)

Edition:

1st ed.

Place of Publication:

: Charles C Thomas, 1972.

Summary:

This is one of the few programmed texts now available in the police-correctional science field-one of the first written specifically for law enforcement and correction officers on interviewing. Features include an easy-to-understand programmed format, numerous studies from the law enforcement and corrections fields, basic principles in interviewing (not offered in any interrogation text to date), universal principles designed for use throughout the world.

Contents:

HALF TITLE: TECHNIQUES IN INTERVIEWING FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CORRECTIONS PERSONNEL ; TITLE PAGE: TECHNIQUES IN INTERVIEWING FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT AND C ORRECTIONS PERSONNEL; For Michaele and Ila Daw n; TO THE STUDENT; CONTENTS; TECHNIQUES IN INTERVIEWING FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CORRECTIONS PERSONNEL ; 1: INTERVIEWING AND LAW ENFORCEMENT; 2: INITIAL INTERVIEW; 3: INTERVIEW RELATIONSHIP; 4: NONVERBAL COMMUNICATION; 5: DEMONSTRATING INTEREST IN THE INTERVIEWEE; 6: CHANGING TOPICS IN THE INTERVIEW; 7: THE UNPRODUCTIVE INTERVIEW; 8: SOME FINAL COMMENTS ON INTERVIEWING; SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY

ANSWER SHIELD

Notes:

Description based upon print version of record.

Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources.

ISBN:

0-398-08992-2

OCLC:

855969897