Psych 11/21 Flashcards

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Deception:

  1. Othelio error
A
  • to think someone is lying d/t sign of nervousness

- suspicious behavior = lying

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Deception:

2.Latantcy error

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  • it might take someone longer to respond that causes you to think they’re lying
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  1. FACS (facial acting coding system)
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  • deals w/ facial movement
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What are the 2 approaches of deception?

  1. leakage
    a. microexpressions
  2. mixed messages
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  1. leakage
    - look at expression of liars

a. microexpressions = dead give away that they’re lying

ex: micro shrug
- wrinkle in forehead
- drop pitch in voice

  1. mixed messages
    - FACS
    - different facial expressions
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Liars

a.Interrogating liars

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  • repeat questions they were asked
  • slow rate of speech in middle of sentence
  • swinging of legs if sitting

a. Interrogating Liars:
1. unmask tech
- interrogator as details backwards

  1. opened question
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Believability scale examples

  1. Autonomic
  2. Leg and foot signals
  3. trunk signals
  4. unidentified gestures
  5. identified gestures
  6. facial info
  7. verbal info
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  1. Autonomic
    - sweating
  2. Leg and foot signals
    - not deliberate control
  3. trunk signals
    - tension in upper body
  4. unidentified gestures
    - not conscious control
    - adaptors
  5. identified gestures
    - aware of
    - illustrators
  6. facial info
    - smiles = overkill if smiling too much
  7. verbal info
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Types of Deception

  1. Othelio error
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  • to think someone is lying because signs of nervousness

- suspicious behavior of lying

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Types of Deception

  1. Latantcy error
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  • it might take someone longer to respond that causes you to think they’re lying
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Types of Deception

3.Face Acting Coding System (FACS

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  • deals with facial movement
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2 Approaches of Deceptions

A
  1. look at expressions of liars

a. Micro expressions
- give away that they’re lying

ex: micro shrug, wrinkle in forehead, drop pitch in voice

  1. Mixed Messages
    - FACS
    - different facial expressions combos have different meaning
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Deception vs. Atrractiveness (Depaulo experiement)

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  • convo don’t see e/o
  • tell diff kind of ingratiation lie
  • male would think female is attractive
  • some other person eval more
  • if attractive = ingratiation lies
  • don’t life as successfully unlike if someone is unattractive
  • not attractive
  • can tell if person is lying if other isn’t attractive
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Attractiveness

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  • your own attractiveness determines if you can see lies

- harder to tell lies to attractive people

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Issues of meaning

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  • take into judgement more than 1 factor
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Common Acts of Transactions

  1. relations
    a. tie signs
    b. isomorphic posture

c synchoromy

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    • frozen in time, snap shot
      - joint patterns

a. tie signs
- ex: holding hands turns to posing like partner

  • diminishes over time
  • replaced with subtle signs

b. isomorphic posture
- same physical position

c synchoromy
- same beat as partner

ex: blink, breathe at the same time

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Common Acts of Transactions

  1. transactions
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  • moves forward in time
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Orientation Types

  1. face to face
    a. intimacy equilibrium model
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  • interpersonal distance
  • differ with cultures

a.
- keep constant intimacy level
- if inc

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Orientation

  1. Side by side
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Sitting with leg posture near person

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Orientation

  1. Changing
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  • talking to another person
  • wanting to add person into a combo with open body position
  • dont add = closed off position