In "coerced-complaint false confessions," the suspect-who may be anxious, emotional, and/or tired of being repeatedly interrogated-may come to falsely recall an involvement in a crime and confess to it, though having had nothing to do with it.

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Coerced-compliant false confessions occur when a suspect confesses to a crime due to external pressure or stress, not because they falsely recall involvement.

In "Coerced-Complaint False Confessions," the Suspect-Who May Be Anxious, Emotional