Jack Was Extremely Uncomfortable with Admitting to a Crime Against

question 42

Multiple Choice

Jack was extremely uncomfortable with admitting to a crime against a minor so he kept denying any involvement. The interrogator has been very understanding and nice, and suggested that Jack had committed the crime without realizing the victim was a minor, since she looked so mature and acted like an adult. This situation illustrates a combination of which influence strategies inherent in the Reid technique?

• A) Loss of control and social isolation.
• B) Social isolation and certainty of guilt.
• C) Loss of control and minimization of culpability.
• D) Certainty of guilt and minimization of culpability.

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