Knowingly, voluntarily, but unintelligently: Being cognizant and innocent undermines suspects’ pre-interrogation decision-making

S Thelen; Kyle C Scherr

Knowingly, voluntarily, but unintelligently: Being cognizant and innocent undermines suspects’ pre-interrogation decision-making

Psychology

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Original language	English
State	Published - Dec 2016
Event	Capital Scholars Event - Lansing, MI Duration: Dec 1 2016 → Dec 31 2016

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Other	Capital Scholars Event
Period	12/1/16 → 12/31/16

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Knowingly, voluntarily, but unintelligently: Being cognizant and innocent undermines suspects’ pre-interrogation decision-making

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