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Annelies Vredeveldt

Amsterdam
As seen in: Taylor & Francis Online, Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja, Police1
Witness expert and expert witness. Professor in legal psychology @AmsLabLegPsy @VU_Criminologie. President of @OfficialSARMAC. Mum of three littles.
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Adopting a cultural humility approach in international criminal investigations

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By Annelies Vredeveldt, Fenia Ferra
| Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja
español La forma más importante de evidencia en las investigaciones penales internacionales es la información proporcionada por las personas. A menudo, esta se obtiene mediante entrevistas a individuos de diferentes orígenes culturales. Artículos recientes que llaman la atención sobre el papel de la cultura en las entrevistas de investigación han recomendado el desarrollo de directrices específicas para cada cultura.
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Introduction: Opening the black box of international criminal investigations: Challenges of culture and practice

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By Annelies Vredeveldt, Nandor Knust, Jack Staniland
| Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja
English This Special Issue examines the everyday practice of international criminal investigations, focusing on how culture, communication, and technology shape what comes to count as truth. Drawing on interdisciplinary contributions, it shows that investigative work in post-conflict settings depends on the history of the conflict, the evidence that is available, institutional constraints, and how investigators and witnesses interpret and communicate events.
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The way we remember and report: an experiment testing cultural differences in eyewitness memory

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By Annelies Vredeveldt, Gabi de Bruïne
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT More and more people report their memories in cross-cultural contexts, including eyewitness interviews. In a pre-registered experiment (N = 64), we examined cultural differences in mock eyewitness reports, comparing Sub-Saharan African participants to a matched Western European group. Participants were interviewed about a mock crime video.
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