Detecting Deception

Question 0

What do studies on meta-analytic literate conclude?

Answer 0

The right measures of facial and motion features can offer accuracy between chance for the detection of deception

Question 1

Facial body cues to deception

Answer 1

1) Avoid eye contact
2) More smiling and laughter
3) Higher rate of eye blinking
4) Nervous fidgeting
5) More illustrative gesture
6) More movement of legs, feet, hands
7) More body, head movements
8) More shrugging

Question 2

Working cues to deception

Answer 2

1) Liars less forthcoming with fewer details
2) Liars tell less compelling stories
3) Liars have more negative impression
4) Liars more tense
5) Fewer imperfections, unusual content

Question 3

Language use associated with deception

Answer 3

1) Low verbal immediacy; “it” vs “I”
2) Fewer details in story
3) Impressions of verbal uncertainty
4) Impressions of nervousness
5) Lack of logical structure to story
6) Lack of plausibility to story
7) Raised pitch of speech

Question 4

Detection of deception is easiest when

Answer 4

1) Lies have high personal relevance
2) Stakes of deception are high; more pressure
3) Liar knows he’s lying
4) Liar has little chance to rehearse