This article suggests how false confessions can be extracted from hapless victims and how this is sometimes done by the interrogator seemingly down playing or minimizing the seeming importance of the crime. In my Influence in therapy and counseling article I suggest how therapists unwittingly influence clients and how some people, being naturally more charismatic […]
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