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risprudence, the free narrative format allows victims to relate their stories in a non-coercive fashion. In support of this idea, Fisher. Mello, and McCauley (1999) found that CI interviews were rated as being less manipulative and less coercive than interviews conducted in a more typical police fashion.

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important, accuracy was just as high in the CI interviews as in the comparison interviews (for reviews, see Bekerian and Dennett, 1993; Fisher and McCauley, 1995 and Fisher & Schreiber, 2007). The CI also typically does not contribute to the creation of false memories (Sharman & Powell, 2013), but inste

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