When people viewed a videotape of a suspect confessing during a police interview with a camera focused on the suspect, they perceived the confession as genuine. If the camera was instead focused on the detective, they perceived it as more coerced. This is an example of

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The phenomenon described is the camera perspective bias, where the camera focused on the suspect creates the perception of a genuine confession, while the camera focused on the detective creates a perception of coercion. The other answer choices are not relevant to this particular phenomenon.

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