Interrogations-and-Confessions-Handbook

676 Subject Index
false confession (cont.)
pressured–internalized false
confession, 233–42
eagerness to please, 239–40
false belief, 233–4
non-custodial confession, 240–2
Peter Reilly, 234–7
Sergeant E, 237–9
proven, 178
rates of, 36
recovered memory and, 212–15
cf. retracted confessions, 623–7
suggestibility and, 407–10
true confession and, differences
between, 208–11
types, theoretical implications,
197–203
voluntary, 194–5, 218–24
false confessors, alleged, suggestibility
and, 404–7
false evidence of guilt, 8–9
false memory syndrome, 201, 212–13
family, confession inhibition and, 116
fantasy proneness, suggestibility and,
390–1
Farquharson, Lord Justice, 257, 448, 454,
466
fatigue, 31
Faulk, Michael, 567
fear
during interrogation, 25–8
of legal sanctions, 115–16
of retaliation, 116
Fear of Negative Evaluation (FNE) scale,
387, 427
Federal Rules of Evidence (FRE), 297
Fell, Peter, 442, 443, 506–12
Fellows, Noel, 193–4
Fennell, Mr Justice, 181
Fenwick, Dr Peter, 521
Fisher, Sir Henry, 39
Inquiry, 55, 79, 170–1, 615
field dependence, suggestibility and,
399–400
fitness for interview, 265–6
case study, 266–70
recent developments, 270–2
Fitzpatrick, Bill, 543
flattery, 83
Fletcher, Glen Richard Miles, 468
Fletcher, Jacqueline, 468–70
Fordham, Mrs Ann Scott, 494
forensic evidence, 132
format of the confession, 21–4
French, Dr, 506, 521, 522
Freud, Sigmund, 123
‘friendly–unfriendly’ technique, 17–18
friends, confession inhibition and, 116
Frye standard, 294–5, 304, 306, 307, 619
admissibility of expert testimony under,
295–7
Fuller, Dr Julian, 532
Fulling [1957], 252
Galbraith [1981], 473
gender
confession and, 143
false confession and, 177
suggestibility and, 379–80
General Attitude to Institutional
Authority Scale, 401
George, Barry, 275
Gestalt psychology, 342
Giarratano, Joe, 319, 550–4
Gilmore, Jim, 166
Gilmour, Raymond, 438
Glidewell, Justice, 448
Goldenberg, 254
Gordon, Iain Hay, 442, 499–506
Gough Socialisation Scale, 154, 408
Grebler, Dr Gillian, 532
Greenwood, Mrs, 493
Gudjonsson–Clark theoretical model of
interrogative suggestibility, 347–52
external evaluation of the model, 353–8
model implications and hypotheses,
352–3
Gudjonsson Cognitive–Behavioural
Model of Confession, 152
Gudjonsson Compliance Scale (GCS),
155, 360, 371–5, 378, 379, 407, 408,
455, 456
Gudjonsson Confession Questionnaire
(GCQ), 421–3
GCQ-R, 154, 210, 660–2
Gudjonsson Suggestibility Scales (GSSs),
31, 60, 63–4, 295, 303, 361–70, 455
confabulation, 366–8
correlations between, compliance and
acquiescence and, 378–9
GSS 1, 360, 361–8, 368–9, 378, 379, 391
GSS 2, 360, 361–8, 378, 391
reliability, 364–6
types of clinical information derived
from, 362–4
see also suggestibility
Guildford Four, 52, 55, 167, 438, 440, 441,
445–52, 616
guilt, feelings of, 13, 123, 126
compliance and, 375–6
need to expiate, 195
gullibility, 338