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Putri Marlenny Puspitawati

Putri Marlenny Puspitawati

Gadjah Mada University, Indonesia

Title: NICHD Based Child Friendly Investigation Interview 2007 Version For Police Investigator during Child Interogation News Making Process

Biography

Biography: Putri Marlenny Puspitawati

Abstract

Testimony of sexual violence victims while under police investigation, can be an important early statement in the beginning of the search for evidence in filing criminal proceedings. Cognitive development of children who are not yet mature and psychological distress in children who allegedly suffered sexual violence lead to difficulties in the process of police investigation. Therefore, it is necessary that an effective investigation interview techniques but empathetic to victims of sexual assault of a minor be created. The purpose of this study is to test the effectiveness of child-friendly interview-based investigation training of the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development (NICHD) 2007 version, in improving empathic interview skills of Police Investigator in investigation in children under the age of 4-13 years of age who who was sexually assaulted. Police Investigator (Sat Criminal Unit PPA) was chosen as research subject. The study design was a posttest-only design with non-equivalent groups. Measurement (post-test) was performed on 2 groups: the experimental group and control group by using observation check-list. Statistical analysis Mann-Whitney U indicated that police investigators who experienced the emphatic empathic investigation interview skills training (child-friendly interview NICHD-based version 2007) showed highers skills (mean = 8) than police investigators who did not attend the training (mean = 3) with p = 0.008 (p <0,05). This indicates that the training program proved to be effective in improving skills in conducting empathetic police investigator interviewing skills towards child victims of sexual violence.