In a Study by Kassin and Keichel (1996),students Were Brought

In a study by Kassin and Keichel (1996) ,students were brought into the lab in order to examine the phenomenon of false confessions.Subjects were accused of committing a crime (hitting a forbidden computer key) that they had in fact not committed.Two factors were manipulated: the participant's level of vulnerability and whether false evidence was presented.What did this research find?

A) Participants never exhibited compliance when accused of the crime.
B) Participants presented with false evidence were more likely to internalize their guilt.
C) Participants presented with false evidence were less likely to confabulate details.
D) The presence of false evidence had no influence on compliance or internalization.
E) none of the above