The devil is in the detail: deception and consistency over repeated interviews
作者： Charlotte A. Hudson , Aldert Vrij , Lucy Akehurst , Lorraine Hope
DOI: 10.1080/1068316X.2019.1574790
关键词: Reverse order 、 Social psychology 、 Detecting deception 、 Psychology 、 Consistency (negotiation) 、 Truth telling 、 Recall 、 Lying 、 Deception
摘要: ABSTRACTResearch indicates that truthful statements typically contain more details than fabricated statements, and truth tellers are no consistent liars over multiple interviews. In this experiment, we examine the impact of (i) interviewers (ii) reverse order recall on liars’ tellers’ consistency amount reported detail repeated attempts. Participants either took part in a mock crime (lying condition) or an innocent event (truth telling which they were subsequently interviewed about two separate interview phases. Truth provided overall, reminiscent liars. There differences between veracity groups for number omissions made repetitions reported. Despite popular belief inconsistency is cue to deception, found little support notion (or lack consistency) offers diagnostic deception. We evidence switching interview...
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