According to the chapter I Confessabout false confessions to crimes, the investigation provides strong
support for the idea that
(a) increasing a suspect's vulnerability is the strongest influence when pushing an individual to confess to a crime that they did not commit
(b) increasing a suspect's vulnerability and providing a false witness can influence people to confess to acts they did not commit
(c) typing fast is correlated with confessingto a crime
(d) lie detector tests always expose the truth in the end
B
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