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Julian Paul Keenan
7 peer-reviewed polygraph studies — 2003–2009.
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NameJulian Paul Keenan
Publications7 peer-reviewed studies in this database
Active period2003–2009
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[001]
2009 Social Neuroscience
The cognitive neuroscience of deception
[002] 2009 Journal of Social, Evolutionary, and Cultural PsychologyDeception and dating: Knowledge of tactics may improve detection accuracy.
Knowledge of opposite-gender deception tactics significantly improved female detection accuracy, with women aware of common male deceptive strategies demonstrating superior lie detection compared to those lacking such knowledge, though baseline… [003] 2006 Evolutionary Cognitive NeuroscienceDeception, Evolution, and the Brain
The right prefrontal cortex is critical for both self-awareness and deception, with evidence suggesting these capacities evolved in concert. Only species capable of self-recognition demonstrate complex tactical deception, supporting the… [004] 2005 Laterality: Asymmetries of Body, Brain and CognitionHemispheric asymmetry and deception detection
Participants showed a highly significant (p < .004) left ear advantage in detecting whether statements were true or false, indicating right hemisphere specialization for deception detection and replicating prior findings… [005] 2004 Schizophrenia ResearchSchizotypal personality traits and deception: The role of self-awareness
[006] 2004 Personality and Individual DifferencesFemale deception detection as a function of commitment and self-awareness
Females not in committed relationships were significantly better at detecting males 'faking good' compared to committed females. Private self-awareness correlated significantly with deception detection ability, supporting links between introspection and… [007] 2003 Social Behavior and Personality: an international journalMY RIGHT I: DECEPTION DETECTION AND HEMISPHERIC DIFFERENCES IN SELF-AWARENESS
A significant left ear/right hemisphere advantage (p < .004) was found for detecting whether statements were true or false, supporting the hypothesis that deception detection is predominantly a right hemisphere…Explore all research.
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