Table of contents
Assessing accounts of crime, David Canter and Laurence Alison;
the effectiveness of the cognitive theory, Mark Kebbell and Graham Wagstaff;
using cognitive interviewing to construct facial composites, Christine E. Koehn, Ronald P. Fisher and Brian L. Cutler;
British and American interrogation strategies, Lydia Sear and Tony Williamson;
social science perspectives on the analysis of investigative interviews, Nigel Fielding; statement validation, Bryan Tully;
forensic application of linguistic analysis, Malcolm Coulthard;
approaches to the scientific attribution of authorship, Joy Aked, David Canter, Tony Sandford and Nicky Smith;
equivocal death, David Canter; the decision to die - the psychology of the suicide note, Adam Gregory;
non verbal behaviour and deception, Robert Edelman;
the psychophysiology of deception and the orienting response, Murray Kleiner;
a comparative study of polygraph test and other forensic methods, Eitan Elaad;
false allegations of child sex abuse, Ray Aldridge-Morris;
psychologists as expert witnesses, Kathleen Cox.