Specifically, Kassin and colleagues differentiated between "macro" and "micro" reforms. Macro-level reforms are those that would completely reconceptualize the U.S. model of police interrogation, for example, by converting from a ''confrontational'' to an ''investigative" model. Micro-level reforms are those that address specific risk factors inherent within a confrontational interrogation model.

Which of these approaches do you think should be used to reform police interrogation practices in the U.S., and why?