THE PROBLEM OF IDENTIFYING SUSPICIOUS AND FALSE NEWS IN A PSYCHOLOGIST-EXPERT INTERVIEW

Mahmudova Hulkar Tilabovna

doi:10.5281/zenodo.8086779

Mahmudova Hulkar Tilabovna

Abstract. This article discusses the scientific concepts aimed at the use of special knowledge by an expert-psychologist in the process of forensic psychological examination to identify suspicious and false messages. In addition, the rules of competent preparation for the organization of interview conditions with the examinees of the expert-psychologist, the processes that should be paid attention to during the interview are highlighted.

Keywords: expert-psychologist, conversation, false news, skepticism

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