1998
DOI: 10.1080/01463379809370090
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Humans as lie detectors: Some more second thoughts

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“…It is widely assumed, often implicitly, in the literature that lying and truth-telling are opposite categories (e.g. Feeley & Young, 1998;Kraut, 1980;Vrij & Mann, 2003;Xu, Bao, Fu, Talwar, & Lee, 2010). This implies that lying and not telling the truth might be viewed as equivalent, which in turn could provide a basis for counteracting agreement bias.…”
Section: Materials and Proceduresmentioning
confidence: 93%
“…It is widely assumed, often implicitly, in the literature that lying and truth-telling are opposite categories (e.g. Feeley & Young, 1998;Kraut, 1980;Vrij & Mann, 2003;Xu, Bao, Fu, Talwar, & Lee, 2010). This implies that lying and not telling the truth might be viewed as equivalent, which in turn could provide a basis for counteracting agreement bias.…”
Section: Materials and Proceduresmentioning
confidence: 93%
“…Across studies, meta-analysis indicates that the mean accuracy rate is about 57% (Kraut, 1980), and literature reviews conclude that the accuracy rates reported in individual studies almost always fall within the range of 45-70% accuracy (e.g., Feeley & Young, 1998;Kalbfleisch, 1994;Miller & Stiff, 1993;Vrij, 2000). In short, the belief that deception detection accuracy rates are only slightly better than 50/50 is among the most well-documented and most commonly held conclusions in deception research.…”
Section: Deception Detection Accuracymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Além disso, nas fitas de vídeo, os detectores dos outros estudos não tinham acesso a dicas importantes como o tempo de resposta (que nos vídeos era padronizado). Dados sobre efeitos de interação frente a frente na porcentagem de detecção na literatura, entretanto, mostram resultados conflitantes (Feeley & Young, 1998).…”
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