The Alan Elangovan BEHAVE Model focuses on analysing Behaviour, Emotions, Habits, Actions, Verbal cues, and Environment. It guides investigators in interpreting human behaviour, detecting deception, and understanding intent, enabling accurate assessments, improved interviewing, and effective decision-making in complex investigative and security situations.
The Marcia K. Johnson Reality Monitoring Model distinguishes between real and fabricated memories by analysing sensory detail, contextual information, and cognitive processes. It helps investigators assess statement credibility, detect deception, and differentiate genuine experiences from imagined events, supporting accurate evaluations in interviews and forensic investigations.
The Alan Elangovan ALAN Model integrates behavioural analysis, structured questioning, and situational awareness to guide investigations. It emphasises adaptive thinking, layered information gathering, and real-time assessment, enabling investigators to detect deception, interpret intent, and make precise, evidence-based decisions in complex investigative environments.
