… , we aimed to test how power is associated with lie detection accuracy. It is predicted that
social power will have a negative effect on the ability to detect lies due to higher reliance on …

… should have an enhanced ability to successfully lie. Thus, our first hypothesis is that lies
from those having power are more difficult to detect than the lies from those lacking power. …

… We say that lie detecting is what our … powers of lie detection only followed the force of
events.Before I begin, it would be wise to say more clearly what I mean by the task of lie detecting. …

… employed to detect lies. In the United States it has been used by law enforcement … lie
detection by the polygraph is based on the unproven assumption that the act of telling a lie …

… We can locate echoes of sovereign power, disciplinary power, and biopower within lie
detector theory and practice. The instrument certainly appeared to be familiar with these three …

… The average person has mystical notions of the power of scientific crime detection and
will accept practically any claims that science may make. Thus, the detective can mix …

… , it can be a significantly more accurate detector of guilt than the standard lie detection test. …
Such powers are claimed for the polygraph or lie detector. While the results of lie detector …

… and orienting response for physiological lie detection, anxiety, guilt … of lie detection and
accuracy rates of various lie detection … We will start this chapter with a brief history of lie detection. …

… What characteristics must a practical lie detector have? It would correctly categorize lies as
lies … More generally, there needs to be an awareness that the output of a lie-detection method …

… (ERPs) in lnterrogative Polygraphy (“Lie Detection") was tested by examining the effectiveness
… the percent of the discriminating power contributed by different components is not a major …