Sentence examples for psychological interrogation from inspiring English sources

In 1978 Mr. Rosenberg scored his own success in Mr. Babe's "Prayer for My Daughter," a close-quartered, deeply psychological interrogation in a police station.

"I recall being told that U.S. military personnel were subjected in training to certain physical and psychological interrogation techniques and that these techniques had been deemed not to cause significant physical or psychological harm," Ms. Rice, now secretary of state, wrote in response to one question.

Writing openly on his own website, Blaney, a Kent-based solicitor, has argued that "humiliation or psychological interrogation techniques are, in my view, not a problem … Waterboarding doesn't do the prisoner any permanent physical harm although he may be reluctant to shower or use a flannel again in the future when/if he is freed".

The film, like Douglas's Starr's recent New Yorker article "The Interview," explains why today's psychological interrogation tactics are so powerful that they can influence even innocent people to confess.

It complained of "random capturing from the streets", "illogical questions with no relation to reality" and "mental and psychological interrogations for no obvious reasons".

From the start of the Cold War to the early nineteen-sixties, the C.I.A. spent billions of dollars developing psychological tools for interrogation.

At the same time, however, regular forces are increasingly dependent on a range of combat support services provided by private companies, including interrogation, psychological warfare, armed escorts, covert operations and even battlefield intelligence.

JINAN, China, Aug 22 (Reuters) - Fallen politician Bo Xilai put up a feisty defence on Thursday as he faced China's most political trial in decades, saying he was framed in bribery charges against him and had admitted to them under psychological pressure during interrogation.

The report says that while Banks warned against the use of "physical pressures," he did not raise red flags about the use of "psychological pressures" during interrogations at Guantanamo, and therefore subtly endorsed their use.

"Over the eight months that I have been kept in the U.S., I have been under the most severe torture and psychological pressure by the interrogation team of the C.I.A," he continued, for almost three minutes.

The artist spent the next 81 days in the custody of security services and says he endured protracted interrogations and psychological torture.