One of the ways to begin an interrogation is called the introductory statement approach. According to Zulawski, Wicklander, Sturman, and Hoover (2001, p. 260), introductory statement uses a factual component and an emotional appeal that allows an interrogatee to save his or her face. An interrogator builds a trust level at the beginning of the interview process and uses a rationalization...
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