The Reid Technique Is a Form of Interrogation That Relies

question 16

Multiple Choice

The Reid technique is a form of interrogation that relies on a psychological process to glean information from a suspect. One of the four basic influence strategies is:

• A) providing them a false sense of control.
• B) creating illusions of how much time has elapsed.
• C) establishing a sense of social isolation.
• D) manipulating temperature levels in the room.

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