29:00 specific language how to give kiddo interview instructions, including: don't know, don't understand, and you're wrong 31:45 I don't understand instruction 34:30 you're wrong instruction 35:50 ignorant interviewer 36:10 tell the truth 42:40 Limitations. young kids don't understand. Leading questions muck interview up. 45:20 Building rapport: what do you like to do, tell me more, recent event, what happened next. Importance of wait time.
Thank you Tom for a terrific talk. What do you think of conveying empathy to a child in the course of an interview, without reinforcing what she or he described (e.g., it sounds like that may have been really hard for you?)?
Thank you for taking the time to make this video. I definitely learned a few techniques that I am very excited to try!
29:00 specific language how to give kiddo interview instructions, including:
don't know, don't understand, and you're wrong
31:45 I don't understand instruction
34:30 you're wrong instruction
35:50 ignorant interviewer
36:10 tell the truth
42:40 Limitations. young kids don't understand. Leading questions muck interview up.
45:20 Building rapport: what do you like to do, tell me more, recent event, what happened next. Importance of wait time.
Thank you!!!
Excellent training. Thanks!
Thank you for share this valuable knowledge!
Thank you Tom for a terrific talk. What do you think of conveying empathy to a child in the course of an interview, without reinforcing what she or he described (e.g., it sounds like that may have been really hard for you?)?
This is what we use at our agency
FYI, "vrij" in "Mulder & Vrij" is pronounced like "fry", not "vreetch". Dutch is funny that way.
Who gives a fuck?