With Respect to Social Influence Processes in Interrogations,internalization Refers to the Process

With respect to social influence processes in interrogations,internalization refers to the process in which

A) innocent suspects come to believe that they have committed the crimes for which they are being interrogated.
B) suspects confess to crimes that they did not commit in order to escape aversive interrogations.
C) accused suspects are offered lighter sentences in exchange for important information.
D) juries are able to disregard confession testimony that was extracted through coercion.