Expert consensus guideline demonstrates research-based recommendations for interviewing children in abuse cases, highlighting best practices for preserving evidence.
The recommendations of this white paper are jointly drafted by researchers in childinterviewing active within the European Association of Psychology and Law and are focusedon cases in which children are interviewed in forensic settings, in particular withininvestigations of child sexual and/or physical abuse.
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