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    [obvious] reality.

*   Identification:  To identify with and mimic a mental image of some one
    important to you.

*   Compensation: Trying to make up for a psychological weakness by building
    up or exaggerating a psychological strength.

*   Exhibitionism:  Showing off, bragging, etc.

*   Fear, Anger, Frustration, etc.

Of course when being interrogated, you should remain as emotionless as possible
and never show anger, or get upset (NEVER inflict physical abuse upon the
unsuspecting interrogator. This only creates tension between both the inter-
rogator and yourself). Your every move, every response, every action is noted
and used by the interrogator to get you to screw up and give him what he wants.

There can be two main objectives that you can obtain when being interrogated.
The first is to find ways to force the interrogator to lose his initiative. You
can do this in many ways. A few that come to mind are:  Repeat everything the
interrogator says. Mimic the i