Delivered by: the Centre for Investigative Interviewing
Investigative Interviewing of Children
by Professor Martine Powell, Centre for Investigative Interviewing
ca. £340 (the price is $650 AUD)
ca. £340 (the price is $650 AUD)
What's in this course?
Module 1
Best practice guidelines
Module 2
Defining the questions
Module 3
Child development
Module 4
Effective questions
Module 5
Practicing the right questions
Module 6
Eliciting disclosure
This course is delivered by the Centre for Investigative Interviewing, part of Griffith University, Australia
Meet the founding director
Professor Martine Powell
Martine Powell is a Professor at Griffith University, Australia and Founding
Director of the Centre for Investigative Interviewing (Griffith
Criminology Institute).
She is a world-leading expert in investigative interviewing - her work focuses on the ‘how to’ of obtaining accurate and detailed information from people about events to assist decision-making. It also addresses transfer of knowledge to the field, especially guidance for interviewers of vulnerable interviewees and questioning about sensitive topics. Martine has adopted a constructive and innovative scientific approach, working in partnership with industry.
Her outputs are extensive - she has produced more than 260 peer-reviewed publications, and supervised over 35 doctoral/PhD students.
The influence of Martine’s research has been recognised by several lifetime career awards and the widespread dissemination of her work, which has sparked a global revolution in interview training. Her funded industry partnerships span a range of disciplines and numerous countries across the globe.
She is a world-leading expert in investigative interviewing - her work focuses on the ‘how to’ of obtaining accurate and detailed information from people about events to assist decision-making. It also addresses transfer of knowledge to the field, especially guidance for interviewers of vulnerable interviewees and questioning about sensitive topics. Martine has adopted a constructive and innovative scientific approach, working in partnership with industry.
Her outputs are extensive - she has produced more than 260 peer-reviewed publications, and supervised over 35 doctoral/PhD students.
The influence of Martine’s research has been recognised by several lifetime career awards and the widespread dissemination of her work, which has sparked a global revolution in interview training. Her funded industry partnerships span a range of disciplines and numerous countries across the globe.
about the centre for investigative interviewing
Centre for Investigative Interviewing
The Centre for Investigative Interviewing is a dynamic hub that provides specialist resources,
training and research facilities to enhance interviewer competency,
enable quality evaluation, and improve justice systems.
Our industry-based research has a focus on outcomes, and our team is comprised of a range of professionals including psychologists, lawyers, statisticians, ex-police officers, speech pathologists and administration staff. The Centre’s training is tailored to meet specific organisational or jurisdictional requirements.
The Centre is part of Griffiths University, Australia.
Our industry-based research has a focus on outcomes, and our team is comprised of a range of professionals including psychologists, lawyers, statisticians, ex-police officers, speech pathologists and administration staff. The Centre’s training is tailored to meet specific organisational or jurisdictional requirements.
The Centre is part of Griffiths University, Australia.