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Drama Workshops for Anger Management and Offending Behaviour

included are chapters on ‘Memory’, ‘Police Training’ and ‘False Testimony’, and lots of information on policy development and legislation. All the material presented is research-based, and each chapter is richly  avoured with the empirical evidence. Overall a refreshingly frank and balanced view of the literature is provided. Equally, one of this publication’s key strengths lies in its practical value: one can certainly pick it up prior to an interview, read it and walk away with some useful tips. For example, when children were explicitly told that the interviewer had not witnessed the event they were being questioned about and had no idea what had happened, they recalled signicantly more correct information. In this respect it will make a great manual or handbook, particularly to complement training received by police and social work professionals. It will also prove fruitful reading for mental health workers, and those within the legal profession.