Detecting Lies and Deceit: The Psychology of Lying and the Implications for Professional Practice

Aldert Vrij

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The Social Psychology of Lying and Detecting Deceit. NON-VERBAL BEHAVIOUR AND DECEPTION. Non-Verbal Behaviour During Deception. Perception of Non-Verbal Behaviour During Deception. VERBAL CHARACTERISTICS OF DECEPTION. Initial Research Concerning Verbal Characteristics. Statement Validity Assessment. Reality Monitoring. PROFESSIONAL DETECTION OF DECEPTION. The Polygraph. Guidelines and Implications for Detecting Lies in Professional Practice. References. Index.

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