The Oxford Handbook of Lying

4 peer-reviewed polygraph studies · 2018–2018

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Authors in The Oxford Handbook of Lying [9]

Alexa Decker 1 Amanda Disney 1 Brianna D'elia 1 Julian P. Keenan 1 Karol J. Hardin 1 K. Suchotzki 1 Matthias Gamer 1 Lewis Bott 1 Emma Williams 1

Research topics

Review Article 3 Theory & Mechanisms 3 CIT 1 Meta-Analysis 1 Laboratory Study 1 Accuracy & Validity 1

All studies [4]

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Alexa Decker, Amanda Disney, Brianna D'elia, Julian P. Keenan (2018)

Lying, Deception, and the Brain

[002]

Karol J. Hardin (2018)

Linguistic Approaches to Lying and Deception

Lying operates at the semantics-pragmatics interface, involving both truth-conditional semantics and pragmatic features of assertion and intent. The analysis reveals…

Verbal & Behavioral Deception Detection Review Article Theory & Mechanisms

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K. Suchotzki, Matthias Gamer (2018)

Lying and Psychology

A meta-analysis of 114 studies (n = 3307) using computerized reaction time paradigms revealed a large standardized RT difference of…

Meta-Analyses & Systematic Reviews CIT Meta-Analysis Theory & Mechanisms Review Article

[004]

Lewis Bott, Emma Williams (2018)

Psycholinguistic Approaches to Lying and Deception

Lying consistently takes longer than truth-telling due to increased cognitive demands including suppressing truthful responses and constructing plausible alternatives. Reaction…

Verbal & Behavioral Deception Detection Theory & Mechanisms Review Article Laboratory Study Accuracy & Validity

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