Kategorier: Alle - punishment - freedom - techniques - mental

af Wayne Martinez 6 år siden

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False confessions

False confessions, particularly among teenagers, are a troubling phenomenon influenced by various factors. Police interrogation methods can play a significant role, often employing psychological tactics that manipulate emotions and expectations.

False confessions

Teens admitting to crimes they didn't commit.

Freedom

Loss of family for some time
Loss to freedom of religion
Loss to freedom of thought
Loss to freedom of expression
Loss to freedom of speech

Mental illness

Police interrogators using methods such as assuming of guilt, manipulate the emotions and expectations of suspect, lead the inter- rogator into observing certain cues like sweating and being hesitant to talk.
Traits-disorganization of thought, deficits in executive function and attention.
People with mental disorders may be more susceptible to confessing in both maximizing and minimizing techniques.

False Confessions

Can become victim of circumstance.
Sentence to juvenile to spend years of possible undeserving, unfortunate punishment.

Police Interrogation

Maximizing techniques-trying to browbeat suspect into confession, presenting false eveidence
Minimizing techniques-offering moral justice, being sympathetic
Psychological control in order to gain a confession
Miranda warnings to those in custody