What is one potential consequence of using manipulation during interrogations?

The potential consequence of using manipulation during interrogations is the risk of eliciting false confessions. Manipulative techniques can pressure a suspect into making statements or confessions that may not reflect the truth, as they might say what they believe the interrogator wants to hear or in the hope of ending the uncomfortable situation. This can occur when the suspect feels overwhelmed, confused, or coerced by the tactics employed during the interrogation. False confessions can severely undermine the integrity of the justice system, leading to wrongful convictions and the misallocation of investigative resources, ultimately harming both the individual and the pursuit of justice.