Create a 5 pages page paper that discusses the impact of interrogations on the testimonies of eyewitnesses and confessions.

Create a 5 pages page paper that discusses the impact of interrogations on the testimonies of eyewitnesses and confessions. The key opposition to the Reid approach is the excessive degree of pressure, which the witnesses have to experience that in some instances may result in false confessions, in order to ensure that the interrogated person is protected, the Reid technique is proscribed in a number of nations in EuropeHowever, some of these approaches to interrogation that may be dangerous to the suspect continue to exist in interrogation rooms (Kassin, 2010). This is a proposal for a study that will seek to create a comparison of the impact of interrogations on the testimonies of eyewitnesses and confessions.

Studies have demonstrated that incorrect confessions that result from dubious interrogations are a commonplace occurrence that can be categorized into three classes including compliant false confessions, which are coerced, voluntary false confessions and internalized false confessions that occur under coercion (Kassin, Appleby & Perillo, 2010). In the case of voluntary false confession, there is no form of external pressure and they are motivated by desires to be notorious. Conversely, coerced-internalized and coerced-compliant confessions are the result of pressure during interrogations wherein the coerced-compliant false confessions entail people being convinced that they are innocent regardless of what they confess. Their confessions can be considered as attempts to escape the interrogations or avoiding or avoiding being locked up at the police station. In regards to coerced-internalized false confessions, people are made to become certain that they have been involved in an offense and they maintain their confessions despite their lacking of knowledge related to crime. In this form of confession, the memory distrust syndrome that is a state whereby individuals develop deep wariness of what they able to recollect may be the main cause of false confessions (Moston & Stephenson, 2009). This leads to a situation where they become especially vulnerable to depending on external suggestions and cues. Memory distrust syndrome can be linked to two different conditions. undermining and manipulating of the confidence of the witness as far as memory is concerned during interrogation and, problems in remembering as a result of faulty consolidation at the time when the crime occurred because of the use of drugs or alcohol (Dixon, 2010).