An innocent suspect is interrogated for 22 hours about a life-threatening injury to her young ...

An innocent suspect is interrogated for 22 hours about a life-threatening injury to her young infant. She keeps asking if she can go to the hospital to see her daughter, but is refused. The police investigator says that she can see her daughter when she confesses and that if she cooperates she will be given a lenient sentence. Although she knows she is innocent, she confesses. This is an example of a:
a. voluntary false confession
b. coerced-internalized false confession
c. coerced-compliant false confession
d. confabulated confession
e. none of the above