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If you are an anxious person, just being accused of something you haven't done will make your anxiety spike.
Not always. Anxiety can go up just because of confrontation.
Just the fact that someone is being interrogated cause anxiety. That drives me crazy when cops say why are you nervous? Cause you are interrogating me.
I have anxiety anytime I believe someone thinks I may be lying, even though Im not. My sister is the same way.
True, unless the person is a victim of abuse (domestic violence by parent or spouse etc) and they react with extreme anxiety to any question because they are used to being falsely accused and abused.
Some people don't get anxious at all in these situations because they just don't care. Even after proof is given to them.
This strategy would 100% make me gaslight myself into convincing myself I was guilty, even if I was innocent.
Honestly, if someone accuses me even indirectly and even when I know I'm innocent, I feel anxious. Paradoxically, I feel more anxious when someone accuses me of something I didn't do, because I feel injustice (especially when I try to be honest and admit my mistakes), which is worse.
Listen to some of the comments below, because they're SPOT ON and IMPORTANT! A person who has been through trauma or abuse, or even some autistic people, will have anxiety just being questioned. They may even second-guess their own innocence! NEVER completely rule guilt or innocence based on "body language," eye contact, etc. Remember that not everyone is neurotypical or has been kind to in life. You can do great injustice to innocent people by making assumptions of guilt.
Definitely doesn't work for someone with an anxiety disorder, or cptsd from narcissistic abuse.
Former Analyst here~ here's a small list of background experiences that will make you, the citizen, more likely to get arrested under this interrogation method: Abuse survivors, PTSD, clinical anxiety, clinical depression, Bipolar, hormone imbalance~ shall i keep going? Here's who Won't likely get caught: sociopaths, people with intelligence or law enforcement backgrounds with questionable records, etc. this kind of approach will yield inconsistent results. As someone pointed out, people with personal anxiety issues can get jailed by cops using this kind of flawed approach. People who lack interviewing skills, want a routine they can trust. A method to catch the guilty people. Say, here's an idea. Assume the person is innocent until proven guilty~ and maybe try doing some old fashioned Investigating~ that DOESN'T have you playing the role of a 😢psychologist, when you aren't one. One little pet peeve I'd like to leave with any law enforcement readers: white & rich doesn't equal innocent. Black & brown doesn't make a person "a better suspect", and poor doesn't equal guilty. DO BETTER, should always be your self talk. And: "I'm a servant of the people" needs to be your daily mantra. Especially these days. Thanks
Lesson: This man has never been falsely accused.
Innocent people absolutely have anxiety in those situations because they are afraid they’ll still be made out to be guilty
ANYTHING you say can and WILL be Used Against you ! Silence is golden
There are so many problems with this video, I don't even know where to start. I'm a former mental health counselor who worked quite a bit in prisons/jails. As other people have noted, trauma, abuse, neurodivergence, etc. will all cause innocent people to respond differently. Sociopaths also won't blink an eye at lying. BUT, it's training like this that causes police to believe stuff like "If you're innocent, you won't react like [x]..." and that's partly why we have so many cops who think innocent people are guilty or "must have something to hide."
Some people have anxiety because of abuse growing up. Accused of things they never did. Lived it.
This is such a blanket statement, and frankly, quite concerning.
Psychopaths and sociopaths can keep calm when they lie.
Some people will go into anxiety if they have been falsely accused and punished for something they haven’t done before
Throughout a large majority of my childhood.....I was CONSTANTLY being accused of having DONE &/or SAID things that I REALLY DIDN'T DO or SAY....but yet, both my father & step-monster would CONTINUE to ACCUSE ME, regardless of how much I would profess I WAS INDEED INNOCENT. They would ground me from numerous things & literally pressure me to ADMIT to something I DIDN'T DO/NEVER DID. So, over time....I eventually reached a point where I'd immediately go into FIGHT or FLIGHT MODE because I KNEW that I was going to be blamed for something one of my step-siblings had done.....and I can't even BEGIN TO DESCRIBE the level of PURE RAGE that eventually would come over me the next time one of them (or BOTH OF THEM) would ACCUSE ME of something I DIDN'T DO. So, once I turned 17 yrs. old & was no longer scared to death of either of them......I had FINALLY HAD ENOUGH & I FINALLY BLEW UP and eventually ended up moving away to go live with my mom in Montana. I can't even begin to tell you THE FREEDOM I felt once I found out that I no longer had to LIVE in that HELL HOLE anymore.