In Kassin, Goldstein and Savitsky's (2003) study, interrogators who assumed that the suspect was guilty

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The study found that interrogators who assumed the suspect was guilty tried harder to elicit a confession, presented false evidence during interrogation, and had suspects who were later more likely to be identified as guilty of the crime by naïve observers. Therefore, all of the options given are correct.

In Kassin, Goldstein and Savitsky's (2003) Study, Interrogators Who Assumed