Asking questions that the suspect does not anticipate, or asking for more detail, is an example of ______.

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Asking questions that the suspect does not anticipate or asking for more detail is part of the cognitive lie detection technique, which involves observing the suspect's cognitive processes and analyzing their responses for signs of deception. Emotional interviewing, behavioral administration, and full complexity regulation are not directly related to this technique.

Asking Questions That the Suspect Does Not Anticipate, or Asking