The closed social interaction and questioning procedure requires questions to be asked to the interviewee from the interviewer which are guided by certain expectations and premises that either partly may hold and likely make their perception of the answers selective. There must also be interpersonal trust which allows the interviewee to genuinely trust the intentions, but the trust is the catalyst for leading questions or suggestions to be perceived as plausible or believable...
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There must also be interpersonal trust which allows the interviewee to genuinely trust the intentions, but the trust is the catalyst for leading questions or suggestions to be perceived as plausible or believable. There must also be a suggestive stimulus like leading questions that will influence a person who has developed a suggestible cognitive set...
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