A cognitive approach to lie detection: A meta‐analysis
作者： Aldert Vrij , Ronald P. Fisher , Hartmut Blank
DOI: 10.1111/LCRP.12088
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摘要: Introduction This article provides a meta-analysis of new, cognitive approach to (non-)verbal lie detection. detection consists three techniques: (1) imposing load, (2) encouraging interviewees say more, and (3) asking unexpected questions. Method A was carried out on studies using the approach, 14 which directly compared standard approach. Results The produced superior accuracy results in truth (67%), total (truth combined, 71%) traditional detection: 57%; 47%; 56%). Conclusions Practitioners may find it useful use their daily practice.
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