The concealed information test (CIT) was designed to detect concealed knowledge. It does
so by measuring differential physiological and behavioral responses to concealed …

The criterion validity of the Concealed Information Test (CIT) and its ability to differentiate
between individuals possessing knowledge of critical items and those unaware of these …

Multiple adult health problems are associated with adolescent stress. As the brain
discriminates physical and psychological stressors by activation of different neural networks …

From a cognitive perspective, lying can be regarded as a complex cognitive process
requiring the interplay of several executive functions. Meta‐analytic research on 114 studies …

Abstract The Complex Trial Protocol (CTP) is an EEG-based Concealed Information Test
(CIT). Depth of processing influences memorability where deeper processing increases …

After six decades of research it has been well established that physiological measures can
validly detect concealed memories. However, the exact theoretical underpinnings of …

The validity of the Concealed Information Test (CIT) to detect recognition of critical details
has been demonstrated in hundreds of laboratory studies. These studies, however, lack the …

Previous studies have posited that the significance of a crime-relevant item in a question
produces differential physiological responses in the Concealed Information Test (CIT) …

Many studies on concealed knowledge involve mock-thefts. The present study compares
ERPs of participants concealing knowledge of a morally negative behavior (mock-theft) with …

Abstract The Concealed Information Test (CIT) utilizes psychophysiological measures to
detect crime‐related knowledge in a suspect's memory. In other words, it can discriminate …