During Interrogation, When the Camera Is Focused on the Suspect

question 42

Multiple Choice

During interrogation, when the camera is focused on the suspect, observers are more likely to judge the confession as voluntary, compared with the same confession recorded focused equally on the suspect and the interrogator, is an example of

• A)fundamental attribution error.
• B)behavioral confirmation.
• C)evidence ploys.
• D)illusory causation.

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