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What subsection is Mann apart of?

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Interviewing suspects

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What are the other studies in this subsection?

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Mann

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What was the aim of of Mann research?

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To test police officers ability to distinguish truths and lies during police interviews with suspects

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What was the method?

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Field

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How many participants were there?

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99 police officers 24 females 75 males

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What jobs did participants have?

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Detectives traffic officers

Trainers

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What was the main task given to p/s?

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Asked to judge the truthfulness of people in real life police interviews

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How many suspects were there?

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14

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What controls where used?

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Showing head, torso so expressions and movements were visible

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How many clips were there and how did they vary?

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6-145 seconds

54

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What did officers have to complete?

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A questionnaire on experience of telling lies

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What did participants have to do after they watch the clips?

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State whether they thought if it was the truth or a lie
How confident they were in their decision
Then to list cues they had seen to detect lies

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What was the mean lie accuracy?

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66.2%

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What was the mean truth accuracy?

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63.6% (not significant but greater than chance)

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What was another finding?

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Experience in interviewing was correlated with truth accuracy and lie accuracy

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What was the most frequently mentioned cues?

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Gaze
Movements vagueness
Contradictions fidgeting

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What was the first conclusion ?

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The level of accuracy are higher than in other studies

Highest for ordinary police officers

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What was the second conclusion?

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The more experienced an officers, the better they are at detecting lies
Good lie detectors rely on story cues rather than stereotypical views of certain cues

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What is a final cue?

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Police officers can detect lies above level of.chance but often pay attention to cues that are not diagnosis cues to deceit possibly due to appearing in police manuals

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