Table of Contents

Part I - Perceived Credibility Chapter 1 - Verbal Communication and Credibility: Statement Validity Chapter 2 - Nonverbal Communication and Credibility Chapter 3 - Facial Appearance and Criminality Chapter 4 - Physiological Parameters and Credibility: The Polygraph Part II - Accuracy Chapter 5 - Psychological Factors in Eyewitness Testimony Chapter 6 - Interviewing Suspects Chapter 7 - Recovered Memories: Psychological Issues and Legal Questions Chapter 8 - Telling it All: The Cognitive Interview Chapter 9 - Obtaining Information from Child Witnesses Chapter 10 - Expert Testimony