Interrogative techniques refer to methods used by law enforcement and investigators to gather information from individuals. These techniques can include open-ended questions, closed questions, and strategic pauses, all aimed at encouraging the subject to provide detailed responses. Effective interrogation relies on building rapport and creating a comfortable environment for the interviewee. Different styles of interrogation, such as the Reid Technique or the PEACE Model, emphasize various approaches to eliciting information. The goal is to obtain accurate and reliable information while ensuring that the rights of the individual are respected. Proper training in these techniques is essential for effective and ethical interrogation practices.