The definition of interview according to our textbook, is to "find the truth in the form of information received in a legal and professional manner. " While watching the two groups interview, I only saw one interview and one interrogation. An interrogation is "more focused then an interview and has a heightened sense of anxiety and tension."
My observations of the first interview include:
#1
The interviewers became really aggressive early on in the interview
The interviews did not establish a rapport with the subject before asking the hard questions
The interviewers seemed biased from the beginning and instead of getting information from the subject, they seemed to be
fishing for a confession.
The interviewers reacted to the answers the subject gave.
The interviews asked a lot of yes/no questions
My observations of the second interview include:
#2
The interviewer asked basic questions first
The interviewer asked questions that were answerable in short answers
The interviewer built a rapport at the beginning of the questioning
The interviewer did a nice job restating the subject's answers
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