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Flawed Processing: Inaccuracy, Irrationality and Delusional Processes in Social Cognition
Fri, November 13, 9:30 to 10:45am, Palmer House Hilton, Floor: Third Floor, Salon 3Session Submission Type: Paper Session
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Individual Presentations
Assessing Deception Detection Accuracy with Dichotomous Truth-lie Judgments and Continuous Scaling: Are People Really More Accurate When Honesty is Scaled? - Timothy Levine, Michigan State University; Allison Shaw, Michigan State University; Hillary Shulman, Michigan State University
A Few Transparent Liars: Explaining 54% Accuracy in Deception Detection Experiments - Timothy Levine, Michigan State University
When Dysrationalia Afflicts the Highly Rational: Disrupting Processing Fluency Can Undermine Analytic Reasoning - Charles Berger, University of California, Davis
A Qualitative Conundrum: Theory Testing, Case Studies, and the Reification of Groupthink - David Henningsen, Northern Illinois University; Mary Lynn Henningsen, Northern Illinois University; Betty La France, Northern Illinois University; Emily McWorthy, Northern Illinois University
