Studies using the P300 ERP in detection of concealed information are reviewed. An
overview of the initial findings, methodological issues, and use of bootstrapping methods for …

There is a need for validated, theory-driven methods for memory detection. We review how
physiological, neurophysiological, and oculomotor measures can be utilized to reveal …

The concealed information test (CIT) presents various probe (familiar) items amidst
irrelevant (unfamiliar) items. When the probe items appear, reaction time (RT) slows down …

We explore how virtual reality could be used in police investigations to take a suspect back
in time and demonstrate that they recognize a crime scene despite claiming not to. In this …

Through a series of studies, we investigate how people direct gaze toward familiar and
unfamiliar objects. When an observer tries to encode objects, gaze is first directed …

Objective The objective is to introduce a novel method for classical conditioning to true
content (CtTC), and for the first time, apply this approach in the concealed information test …

When embedded among a number of plausible irrelevant options, the presentation of critical
(eg, crime-related or autobiographical) information is associated with a marked increase in …

Attempts to detect deception by means of physiological measurement have evolved over
more than 100 years. Combining elaborated interrogation procedures with capturing the …

The process of information concealment is more relevant than ever in this day and age.
Using a modified concealed-information test (CIT), we aimed to unmask this process by …

When trying to conceal one's knowledge, various ocular changes occur. However, which
cognitive mechanisms drive these changes? Do orienting or inhibition—two processes …