During a family trip to the zoo, 7-year-old Brandon happened to come across a bizarre incident. A man entered one of the cages and tried to mount and ride one of the zoo camels. The police quickly removed the man from the camel area and arrested him for trespassing. The police interviewed the eye witnesses about the incident and wanted to ask Brandon some questions. There were conflicting accounts of the incident. One witness said the man climbed over the fence. A second witness claimed another man boosted the intruder over the fence. In order to obtain reliable information from Brandon, what should the police officer do to ensure the accuracy of Brandon's testimony?
What will be an ideal response?
Question 2
Children in the cognitive development stage of preoperational thought still struggle with:
a. deferred imagination.
b. reversible thinking.
c. using goal-directed actions.
d. developing and using schemes.
For kinship analyses buccal swabs from close family are taken for comparison.
An example of a typical incident report.
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The family described in Example Case 5