A coerced-internalized false confession occurs when the suspect, who may be anxious, emotional, and/or tired of being repeatedly interrogated, falsely recalls an involvement in a crime and confesses to it.

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A coerced-internalized false confession happens when an individual, under the pressure of interrogation and the influence of suggestion, comes to believe they committed a crime they did not actually commit, often due to the intense psychological stress of the situation.

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