Epstein Secrets

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t were experienced at the time of the crime. Focused Retrieval Memory retrieval. like other mental acts. requires concen- trated effort (Johnston, Greenberg, Fisher, & Martin, 1970). One of the interviewer's roles, then, is to encourage and assist the witness to generate focused concentration. Any disru

all, yet has none of the negative consequences of hypnosis, it has been suggested as a preferable alternative (Delfenbacher 1988; Orne, as cited in Commonwealth v. Di Nicole', 1985), and one that should be more acceptable by the courts (Yoffie & Kim, 1987). In addition to its technical merit, the Cognitive