Interrogation Techniques and Methods
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Lucas Foster
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Social Studies, History, Moral Science
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10th - 12th Grade
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Hard
15:34
10 questions
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1.
Multiple Choice
What is the primary goal of an interrogation?
To intimidate the suspect
To provide legal advice to the suspect
To elicit useful information related to a crime
To gather evidence against a suspect
2.
Multiple Choice
How does an interrogation differ from an interview?
Interviews are conducted after interrogations
Interrogations are non-accusatory
Interviews are only conducted with suspects
Interrogations are accusatory and aim to elicit confessions
3.
Multiple Choice
What was a common belief about coercive interrogation techniques in history?
They were ineffective in gathering information
They were necessary for quick confessions
They were humane and ethical
They were only used in extreme cases
4.
Multiple Choice
What is a key factor in modern interrogation techniques?
Physical intimidation
Psychological understanding and manipulation
Lengthy questioning sessions
Use of lie detectors
5.
Multiple Choice
What is the Reid technique primarily based on?
Physical evidence collection
Psychological manipulation and devaluation
Legal interrogation procedures
Witness testimonies
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