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Go look at how demons have been portrayed in the media in the past, take the exorcism for example.. in the exorcism, the demon can literally control her body and her mind at will
So why is it so hard to believe that a demon could convince a scientist into believing their promises? thats what demons do
Yes she did regret that she believed those monsters wich shows that she wasnt controlled by a deamonic power like betruger was
So yes she was still in control, but they could've manipulated her thought on the matter