Talk:File and Dossier interrogation techniques

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 Definition A technique that involves using voluminous documentation, not always all visible to the prisoner, to give the impression that the questioner knows all; it differs from We Know All interrogation techniques that rely on verbal convincing that the questioner is omniscient and resistance is futile [d] [e]
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While I've used psychology for many of the interrogation techniques articles, Media seemed more appropriate since it would encompass plausible forged, or even carefully selected, real news materials for the dossier. Howard C. Berkowitz 12:52, 23 March 2009 (UTC)