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A suspect confesses, despite the knowledge of his innocence, due to extreme methods of police interrogation. This is an example of
 
  a. a coerced-internalized false confession
  b. a voluntary false confession
  c. a coerced-compliant false confession
  d. a coerced-torture false confession

Question 2

When an interrogator says to a suspect charged with rape that she was dressed really sexy, it's no wonder you acted the way you did, he is likely using
 
  a. minimization
  b. maximization
  c. externalization
  d. splitting



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Answer to Question 1

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