Options: + The " big stick " will stand out less than anything else, so find some corner away from the crowd so your audience can see you. Place the staff right in front of you.; + Don't try to force a confession out of your friend with a vague " i'm sorry " or " i'm not sure. " if you feel comfortable in your own skin, don't pry.; + The important thing is just to be itself and be comfortable with the fact that you're being shaped by the emotional emotions generated from a confession. Remember that you have the power to influence people, whether it's a student, a judge, parents, or if a defender is judging on you or you yourself.; + Start with the " kojak approach ". Kojak was a tv cop who appeared marginally competent, thus throwing suspect off their guard.;Choose from options above and answer: What most naturally follows?

How to elicit a confession
Start from a position of authority.
If you are a cop, teacher, coach etc. Then you have some kind of " big stick " that will encourage cooperation.
Answer:
Start with the " kojak approach ". Kojak was a tv cop who appeared marginally competent, thus throwing suspect off their guard.