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interrogative suggestibility

interrogative suggestibility Interrogative suggestibility is the degree to which a person’s responses are influenced by messages conveyed during formal questioning in a closed social interaction.

Interrogative suggestibility is the degree to which a person’s responses are influenced by messages conveyed during formal questioning in a closed social interaction. In psychology, it refers to how questioning can shape or alter an individual’s answers.

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Drafting source: Biondi Silvia; Mazza Cristina; Orrù Graziella; Monaro Merylin; Ferracuti Stefano; Ricci Eleonora; Di Domenico Alberto; Roma Paolo. Interrogative suggestibility in the elderly. 2020; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0241353; article XML SHA-256 2d77931f20d3f12d344f0310666a15e8b92b87e8a10782678b2ca12682b8d7cc. “Interrogative suggestibility in the elderly” (10.1371/journal.pone.0241353).
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