The Difference between cognitive, kinesic, and analytical interviewing are how they are used within an interview. Cognitive interviewing is a method of interviewing the eyewitnesses or even the victims about what they may remember from the crime scene which the primary focus is to make the person(s) be aware of all the events that took place at the scene. The only way that cognitive interviews do not work is when the person(s) being questioned is in a confabulation state of mind or to put it simply the begin to fabricating or even distorting the truth of what actually took place at the crime scene. Kinesic interviewing is basically the study of non-verbal body language. Police investigators use this method to watch for unspoken clues like gestures,