Videotaped interrogations - A matter of perspective

The video discusses how facial expressions and camera angles can influence perceptions of trustworthiness and confessions. It highlights the role of camera angle bias in leading to false confessions and wrongful convictions, as evidenced by the Innocence Project's work. The video suggests that using a camera angle that includes both the interrogator and the suspect can reduce bias and improve judgment accuracy.

In what ways can a false confession lead to wrongful convictions?

What recommendations are made to prevent camera angle bias in confessions?