Tag: questioning techniques

November 30, 2025 / Mohammed looti

RELEVANT-IRRELEVANT TEST

Introduction to the Relevant-Irrelevant Test The Relevant-Irrelevant Test (R-I Test) represents one of the earliest and most straightforward methodologies employed within the field of psychophysiological deception detection, commonly known as polygraphy. This specific questioning technique is fundamentally designed to elicit differential physiological responses from an individual being examined by contrasting their reactions to questions directly […]

October 17, 2025 / Mohammed looti

INTERROGATIVE SUGGESTIBILITY

Interrogative Suggestibility The Core Definition of Interrogative Suggestibility Interrogative Suggestibility (IS) is a complex construct within forensic psychology that defines the degree to which an individual is susceptible to accepting and incorporating externally provided, misleading information into their memory reports during questioning. At its core, Interrogative Suggestibility is fundamentally about the vulnerability of an individual’s […]