Eliciting information from memory about criminal gangs and terrorist cells
A new method for supporting the recall of information from memory has been devised to help source handlers elicit information about people involved in…
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Increasing Accurate Recall in Human Sources
Jordan Nunan investigates whether giving specialised techniques to undercover sources can help them recall accurate information. The time that human sources spend gathering vital…
From the Lab to Operational Response: Examining the Impact of Stress On Memory for High Pressure Incidents
Lorraine Hope examines the impact of stress on memory for high-pressure incidents. Understanding what happened during major critical incidents, from terrorist attacks to riots,…
Developing An Evidence-Based Approach To HUMINT Interactions
Developing An Evidence-Based Approach To HUMINT Interactions by CREST doctoral researcher Jordan Nunan. This poster presents Nunan’s research which investigates Source Handler interactions, in…
The Benefits of a Self-Generated Cue Mnemonic for Timeline Interviewing
The Benefits of a Self-Generated Cue Mnemonic for Timeline Interviewing by CREST Doctoral Researcher Feni Kontogianni. Kontogianni’s poster gives an overview of her research…
Gathering Full and Faithful Human Intelligence
Gathering Full and Faithful Human Intelligence by CREST Doctoral Researcher Jordan Nunan. This poster gives an overview of Nunan’s research which aims to enhance…
Memory at the sharp end: the psychology of eliciting information
This is the professorial inaugural lecture by CREST researcher Lorraine Hope, Professor of Applied Cognitive Psychology at Portsmouth University. Lorraine presents the results of…