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During an Interrogation, an Accusation Communicated by the Interrogator's Attitude

Question 21

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During an interrogation, an accusation communicated by the interrogator's attitude and demeanor is considered to be

A) implicit
B) direct
C) explicit
D) indirect
E) concrete

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