Police Prefer to Question Suspects in an Intimidating Location,such as a Police

Police prefer to question suspects in an intimidating location,such as a police station,instead of a neutral or nonthreatening location because .

A) the location and the authority of the questioner tend to increase a person's level of fear,making it more likely that truthful answers will be given
B) the suspect can be immediately imprisoned if a confession is made
C) the location and the authority of the questioner tend to reinforce a person's belief that the questioner is a knowledgeable expert
D) an intimidating location increases the effectiveness of open-ended questions
E) most people expect questioning to be conducted at a police station because of the effect of mass media portrayals of criminal investigations