EEG Lie Detection Evidence and Potential Australian Jurors
Rebecca Wilcoxson,
Matthew Browne,
Nathan Brooks
et al.
Abstract:Electroencephalogram (EEG) lie detection is a proposed method of determining criminal culpability, though it is currently unknown how this method will impact juror decisions. The present study investigated the persuasiveness of EEG lie detection with potential Australian jurors. Through a vignette-based experiment, participants (N = 421) were required to make juror-based decisions (i.e. guilty, not guilty and unsure) on a 1989 U.S. trial involving the brutal murder of a young woman. Participants read about for… Show more
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