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Interviewers’ Gestures May Prompt Wrong Answers from Children

Adult’s gestures may prompt wrong answers from children during critical interviews People who interview young children for criminal investigations and other inquiries could elicit false information through their own gestures, particularly if the child is inarticulate, research at the University … Continue reading

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Mock Interview Success Stories at Monash University

Over a period of five days from 12-16 October 2009, the Monash University Faculty of Education hosted mock interview sessions to prepare final year students for the real thing in the coming months. This annual event drew on more than … Continue reading

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