For example, people of Middle Eastern and Arab background have been raised with a focal point on the relationship experience; so building a sincere relationship between the interrogator and the suspect of Middle Eastern decent is a necessary element, during the interrogation process. To further represent this example, according to Gelles, McFadden, Borum, and Vossekuil (2006), Middle Eastern Arab males “think associatively” (p. 25). This means that they may jump from point to point in conversation, which differs from Western styles of thinking. Based on this finding, building a sincere relationship between the interrogator and a suspect of Middle Eastern decent is a necessary element in the pursuit of intelligence gathering. “Understanding the manner in which information is communicated is critical in analysing the reliability and usefulness of information offered during an interview or interrogation,” (Gelles, McFadden, Borum & Vossekuil, 2006, pp.