Discuss the phased approach protocol. What are the stages? How do these help with the interview process?
What will be an ideal response?
The phased approach typically has three phases. The first is the initial preparatory phase. During this time, introductions, ground rules, rapport development, and narrative practice take place. This helps set the stage for a successful interview. The second phase is about information gathering andfree recall questions followed by more focused questions. The final phase is a phase of closure which involves re-composure if children are upset. Research shows that rapport building may be the most important part of a successful interview, even though it has received the least attention from researchers.
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