The Interactional Costs of “Neutrality” in Police Interviews with Child Witnesses

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RT @DingemanseMark: @juliannemdoner This kind of work: The interactional costs of 'neutrality' in police interviews with child witnesses (b…

@juliannemdoner This kind of work: The interactional costs of 'neutrality' in police interviews with child witnesses (by Jol & @wyke_stommel in @rolsi_journal) https://t.co/zbL32AjptY

RT @rolsi_journal: What are the costs of trying to be "neutral" in questioning child witnesses? An impressive and detailed analysis, with…

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