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3 days ago · The cause of his false confession, Perez claimed in a lawsuit that he recently settled with the city for $900,000, was a coercive interrogation by detectives that lasted more than 17 hours. Detectives lied to Perez, telling him they had his father’s dead body and hard evidence that Perez had killed him. They said there was blood all over the ...
4 days ago · The Psychology of False Confessions. False confessions can occur due to various psychological factors such as coercion, suggestibility, or a desire for leniency, highlighting the importance of accurate and ethical interrogation techniques in the criminal justice system.
3 days ago · Do you ever wish you could get someone to tell you the truth? You don’t need magic to get to the truth; you just need a little behavioral psychology. I want to teach you a few truth-telling tools you can use to encourage someone to tell the truth, confess, or divulge information.
20 hours ago · False Expressions. Any emotional expression can be falsified and/or used to conceal any other emotion. Across all emotions, studies have shown that often faked emotional facial expressions are asymmetrical. Some felt expressions are asymmetrical; it is just that most are not.
5 days ago · Focused on a variety of forensic psychology topics, ranging from false confessions to insanity to psychopathy. Expert Psychological Evaluations is dedicated to discussion, exploration, debate, and a deeper understanding of forensic psychology.
20 hours ago · The beautiful mess effect. We feel ashamed of our vulnerabilities and imperfections, but others will often see courage and authenticity in our self-disclosure, writes David Robson in an edited extract of his new book, The Laws of Connection. Since her death in 1997, Princess Diana's life and personality have been the source of endless debate ...
1 day ago · Jacqueline R. Evans, Associate Professor of Psychology, Florida International University. This article is republished from The Conversation under a Creative Commons license. Read the original ...
