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R. Rosenthal
5 peer-reviewed polygraph studies — 1979–1982.
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1979–1982Active period
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NameR. Rosenthal
Publications5 peer-reviewed studies in this database
Active period1979–1982
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[001]
1982 Basic and Applied Social Psychology
Actual and perceived cues to deception: A closer look at speech
Laypeople's intuitions about verbal deception cues demonstrated significant correspondence with actual deception markers, including reduced positivity, increased neutrality, and elevated nonfluencies in deceptive speech. However, judges also relied on cues… [002] 1982 Journal of Experimental Social PsychologyDiagnosing deceptive and mixed messages from verbal and nonverbal cues
[003] 1981 Advances in Experimental Social PsychologyVerbal and nonverbal communication of deception
Eight of 19 behavioral cues showed statistically significant differences between truthful and deceptive communication, including elevated vocal pitch, pupil dilation, self-adaptors, increased blinking, speech errors, and hesitations. The research demonstrated… [004] 1980 The Review of Personality and Social PsychologyDetecting deception: Modality effects
[005] 1979 Journal of Experimental Social PsychologyFacial and vocal cues of deception and honesty
Posed deception was more detectable than spontaneous deception across both facial and vocal channels. A negative correlation between ability to convey honesty and deception revealed demeanor bias, wherein individual senders…Explore all research.
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