Deception detection and forensic psychology
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This cluster of papers focuses on the detection of deception in communication and interrogation, exploring various cues, cognitive processes, neural correlates, and psychophysiological measures associated with lying. It also delves into the dynamics of police interviews, the impact of confessions, and the role of nonverbal behavior in detecting deception.
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deception detection; lying; forensic psychology; police interrogation; investigative interviewing; malingering; polygraph; eyewitness identification; interrogation; false confessions; child witnesses; polygraph testing; malingering detection; forensic interviewing; concealed information test; dishonesty; police interviews; interrogation tactics; coercive interrogation; symptom validity testing; forensic neuropsychology; micro-expressions; Test of Memory Malingering; feigned illness; leading questions
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Morton address: 36253684872547412 · morton4x16-v1
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