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When questioning a victim about the perpetrator of a crime, the police should ? give a lineup of potential suspects and ask which one is the culprit. ? ask specific questions, like, "where did he hurt you?" instead of "did he hurt you?" ? make sure to praise the eyewitness when they identify the suspect ? be intentionally vague and provide opportunities for the victim to offer information.

          When questioning a victim about the perpetrator of a crime, the police should
? give a lineup of potential suspects and ask which one is the culprit.
? ask specific questions, like, "where did he hurt you?" instead of "did he hurt you?"
? make sure to praise the eyewitness when they identify the suspect
? be intentionally vague and provide opportunities for the victim to offer information.

When questioning a victim about the perpetrator of a crime, the police should
? give a lineup of potential suspects and ask which one is the culprit.
? ask specific questions, like, "where did he hurt you?" instead of "did he hurt you?"
? make sure to praise the eyewitness when they identify the suspect
? be intentionally vague and provide opportunities for the victim to offer information.

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Psychology Openstax

Rosie M. Spielman 1st Edition

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Solved by Expert Akash M

07/30/2023

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When questioning a victim about the perpetrator of a crime, the police should O give a lineup of potential suspects and ask which one is the culprit. O ask specific questions, like, "where did he hurt you?" instead of "did he hurt you?" O make sure to praise the eyewitness when they identify the suspect O be intentionally vague and provide opportunities for the victim to offer information.