G. Gálvez-García

3 peer-reviewed polygraph studies — 2017–2020.

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2017–2020Active period

17Co-authors

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NameG. Gálvez-García

Publications3 peer-reviewed studies in this database

Active period2017–2020

Research methodology profile

Laboratory · 3

Research areas

Neuroimaging & New Technologies 3

Co-author network

Researchers who have co-authored studies with G. Gálvez-García.

J. Fernández-Gómez 3 A. Moliné 3 De la J. Fuente 2 O. Iborra 2 E. Gómez Milán 2 C. Bascour-Sandoval 1 J. Albayay 1 J. J. González-Quiñones 1 R. Pérez-Luco 1 A. Boso 1 E. Gómez-Milán 1 E. Dominguez 1 E. Salazar-López 1 F. J. Tornay 1 F. Tornay 1 J. L. Mata Martín 1 M. Puertollano 1

Publications [3]

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[001] 2020 Psychology, Crime & Law

A trifactorial model of detection of deception using thermography

The 'at least two of three' thermal regions rule achieved 83% accuracy and 13% false alarm rate, substantially outperforming single-indicator approaches. Neuroimaging & New Technologies Laboratory [002] 2018 Journal of Investigative Psychology and Offender Profiling

The mental nose and the Pinocchio effect: Thermography, planning, anxiety, and lies

When lying, participants' nose temperature decreased 0.6-1.2°C while forehead temperature increased 0.6-1.5°C, creating a distinctive thermal signature that achieved 80% detection accuracy with 20% false positives, outperforming traditional polygraph methods. Neuroimaging & New Technologies Laboratory [003] 2017 Psychophysiology

The Pinocchio effect and the Cold Stress Test: Lies and thermography

The study achieved 85% accuracy in lie detection with 25% false alarms, with lying producing decreased nose and hand temperatures and impaired thermal recovery after cold stress compared to truth-telling. Neuroimaging & New Technologies Laboratory

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