Military versus police interrogations: similarities and differences

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	The who, what, and why of human intelligence gathering : self-reported measures of interrogation methods
	English
	20141100
	Wiley-Blackwell
	Redlich, Allison D. \| Kelly, Christopher E. \| Miller, Jeanee C.
	United States \| interrogation \| information disclosure \| effectiveness \| interrogation techniques \| armed forces \| police \| outcome assessment \| determinants \| interpersonal relations \| cooperative behaviour \| persuasive communication \| detainees \| perception \| interviewing
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	Police-induced confessions : risk factors and recommendations
	English
	20100200
	Springer
	Kassin, Saul M. \| Drizin, Steven A. \| Grisso, Thomas \| Gudjonsson, Gisli H. \| Leo, Richard A. \| Redlich, Allison D.
	United States \| legal confessions \| false confessions \| determinants \| criminal investigation \| police \| torture \| lie detection \| polygraph \| psychology \| behaviour \| legal proceedings \| interrogation techniques \| evidence \| review [publication type] \| coercion \| risk factors \| criminal justice \| criminal conviction
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	Law and human behavior ; vol. 34, no. 1

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	Military versus police interrogations: similarities and differences
	English
	20071100
	American Psychological Association
	Redlich, Allison D.
	United States \| universal \| interrogation techniques \| psychology \| counterterrorism \| policing \| criminal investigation \| interviewing \| torture justifiability \| torture purposes \| police personnel \| military personnel \| comparative study \| training \| legal confessions
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