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Liza Zvi

4 peer-reviewed polygraph studies — 2014–2023.

4Studies
2014–2023Active period
1Co-authors
2Research areas
3Journals

Researcher record

NameLiza Zvi
Publications4 peer-reviewed studies in this database
Active period2014–2023

Research methodology profile

Laboratory · 4 Survey · 1

Research areas

Concealed Information Test (CIT) 3 Countermeasures Research 1

Co-author network

Researchers who have co-authored studies with Liza Zvi.

Publications [4]

All peer-reviewed studies by Liza Zvi in our database.

[001] 2023 Brain Sciences

Effects of Mood on Psychophysiological Detection of Concealed Information and the Relation to Self-Assessed Lying Ability

Induced happy or sad moods tended to lower relative skin conductance responses to critical items while enhancing relative cardiovascular responses. All physiological measures maintained significant detection efficacy across mood conditions,… Concealed Information Test (CIT) Laboratory
[002] 2019 Frontiers in Psychology

Frequent Countermeasure Usage by Narcissistic Examinees in the Concealed Information Test

Narcissistic personality traits and high self-assessed lie-telling ability significantly predicted the frequency with which guilty examinees employed countermeasures in the CIT, with particularly strong correlations to the Grandiose/Exhibitionism subscale. Countermeasures Research Laboratory
[003] 2016 International Journal of Psychophysiology

Contributions of personality dimensions to spontaneous and deliberate information processing in the guilty actions test

Introversion predicted enhanced skin conductance responses to critical items only during first presentations of early questions, while extraversion was linked to sustained cardiovascular responses, suggesting different personality traits modulate distinct… Concealed Information Test (CIT) Laboratory
[004] 2014 International Journal of Psychophysiology

Personality dimensions predict psychophysiological responses in the Concealed Information Test

Introversion predicted enhanced skin conductance responses to critical items only during the first repetition of early questions, explained by orienting sensitivity. Extraversion was linked to sustained finger pulse responses reflecting… Concealed Information Test (CIT) Laboratory Survey

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