Corro- Senior Thesis

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I was working on my presentation and I have a lot to cover in the 8 minutes I have. I found a way to make my presentation flow. I only did this for 20 minutes because I left class to work on my quartet piece for competition.

I was looking at how many training the police have to complete. Many have the option to continue strengthening their skills by going to theses training sessions. The ones that have more training have more experience and know how to approach the suspect. They know what works and doesn't. Here's the thing, they can show them fake evidence which is kind of sketchy because it can make people feel pressured into admitting something they didn't do. They can present that but can't make any deals with them. I feel like there should be a better approach when doing that. They have the evidence, why fake it to make it seem they are the ones responsible? Another thing that I was wondering was why would they show them this. Is it because of lack of responsibility or simply because they are too lazy to do the work they chose to do?

I was looking searching how police do their training for interrogations and there are two main techniques they use. Both have flaws and I went to orchestra to rehearse for competition.

I was reading this article over human behavior during interrogations. It provided statistics and detailed summaries explaining what each number meant. They also tested many participants under different circumstances to see how they would behave and many were influenced by the interrogator.