Mobilization and resistance in response to interrogation threat

This research tested whether the perception of threat during a police interrogation mobilizes suspects to cope with interrogation demands and bolsters their resistance to self-incrimination pressures. Experimental procedures led university undergraduates (N = 296) to engage in misconduct or not, the...

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Main Authors:	Guyll, M. (Author), Lannin, D.G (Author), Madon, S. (Author), Smalarz, L. (Author), Yang, Y. (Author)
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Published:	American Psychological Association Inc. 2019
Subjects:	adult article Attention attentional bias Attentional Bias cardiovascular response Coercion cognition Cognition Confession female Female guilt Guilt human human experiment Humans interpersonal communication Interrogation Iowa major clinical study male Male memory Memory mental stress misconduct Monitoring, Physiologic perception persuasive communication phenomenology physiologic monitoring police psychology self disclosure Self Disclosure stress Stress Stress, Psychological student Students Truth Disclosure young adult Young Adult
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