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24-06-2015 CHILE 1 Adaptation process of an evidence based model of investigative interviewing: the Chilean case* Carolina Navarro, Decio Mettifogo, Andrés Antivilo, Soledad Veliz & Francisco García. Universidad de Chile. *FONDEF- CA13I10238 Geelong, VIC, Australia, June 2015

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Adaptation process of an evidence based model of investigative interviewing: the Chilean case*

Carolina Navarro, Decio Mettifogo, Andrés Antivilo, Soledad Veliz & Francisco García.

Universidad de Chile.

*FONDEF- CA13I10238

Geelong, VIC, Australia, June 2015

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• Adapt and pilot an evidence based investigative interviewing model to Chile.• Investigative Interviewing Protocol• Interview Training 2

Public Interest

Reduce secondary victimization

Increase the quality of testimonial

evidence

PURPOSE

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“SIM1 v.ch.”(Adapted from Powell, 2014)

Adaptation ≠ Translation

Protocol is not a scale: Adjust methodologies

Include Chilean needs

Include author and her team

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LINGUISTIC ADAPTATION PROCESS

Original Protocol (English)

Forward translation (spanish)

Bilingual Experts

Protocol A

Protocol B + suggestionsFinal version

Partner Institutions

Research team + international experts

Monolingual Experts

Protocol C

Based on Cardoso Ribeiro, et al. (2010) and OMS guidelines (2000)

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“Investigative Interviewing with child victims of sexual crimes”

(Adapted from Powell, 2014)

Evidence of effectiveness

Long distance methodology

Ongoing practice throughout

course

Phased approach (spaced)

Personalized

Inmediate Feedback

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“Investigative Interviewing with child victims of sexual crimes”

(Adapted from Powell, 2014)

Module N°1: Establishing

what constitutes

‘best practice’ interviewing

Module N°2: Defining various

questions

Module N°3: Considering the

process of memory and

language development

Module N°4: Choosing the most effective open-ended

questions

Module N°5: Putting the

right questions into practice

Module N°6: Introducing the

topic of concern and

eliciting a disclosure

Module N°7: Assessing your

progress on open-ended question use

Module N°8: Introducing the

interview protocol

Module N°9:

Repeated abuse

Module N°10:

Evidentiary req.

Module N°11: Whole story

approach

Module N°12: Cross

cultural issues

Module Nº13:

Witness Comunication needs

Module Nº14:

Guide for recording

Module Nº15:

Putting all together

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INVESTIGATION DESIGN

MOCK INTERVIEW

• Pre

TRAINING MOCK INTERVIEW

• Post• 8 online modules

Measure: Question types used (proportion)

30 Participant (2 institutions)

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ChallengesOngoing data collection

Investigation ends on december 2015

Training program Effects of training in long term are needed. Qualitative study to identify the challenges of the current

implementation. Check effects Model on prosecution and conviction rates. New lines of investigation are opened:

Ethnical and gender issues. Children with communication difficulties.

Application of this model in all country

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SEL/Age

Low Mid/Hig TOTAL

4-6 15 15 30

7-11 15 15 30

12-18 15 15 30

45 45 90*

CHILEThank you!

Let’s keep in touch [email protected]

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