People are poor lie detectors, but accuracy can be improved by making the judgment
indirectly. In a typical demonstration, participants are not told that the experiment is about …

A pre-registered experiment was conducted to examine psychophysiological responses to
being lied to. Bridging research on social cognition and deception detection, we …

According to the previous literature, only a few papers found better accuracy than a chance
to detect dishonesty, even when more information and verbal cues (VCs) improve precision …

In “direct” lie detection, the receiver of a message is explicitly asked to judge its veracity. In
“indirect” or “implicit 1” lie detection, the receiver is asked to rate some global impression (s) …

Social power undermines focus on others and increases reliance on stereotype-consistent
information. Thus, power may enhance focus on stereotypical cues to deception, thereby …

We live in a world surrounded withfake news' and manipulated information, so a system
assisting people with knowing what information to trust would be beneficial. Our research …

Our morality defines us; it is a compass to the social world. Within the moral domain,
deception is one of the most telling phenomena. Lies are told on a daily basis, and deducing …

This accessible book provides a foundational understanding of the science of deception and
lie detection. Focusing on core issues for the field, it discusses classic and current …

Based on a functional approach to credibility judgments, the authors hypothesize that
receivers' judgments of senders' credibility involve an evaluative dimension (ie, good–bad) …

How do we make decisions when we are uncertain? In more real-world settings there is
often a vast array of information available to guide the decision, from an understanding of …