In the "conditioning strategy," interrogators inform suspects that their rights are unimportant and that the most important task at hand is to empathize with the victims and their families.

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The "conditioning strategy" in interrogation does not involve informing suspects that their rights are unimportant. Instead, it typically involves techniques aimed at building rapport, reducing a suspect's resistance, and sometimes making the suspect more comfortable with confessing, without dismissing the importance of their rights.

In the "Conditioning Strategy," Interrogators Inform Suspects That Their Rights