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Advances in the Study of Deception: What the Research Tells Us
Fri, November 13, 3:30 to 4:45pm, Palmer House Hilton, Floor: Third Floor, Salon 4Session Submission Type: Paper Session
Abstract
This panel includes presentations by leading scholars in communication and psychology on recent advances in deception research. Each of the presenters will provide recent findings from their current research program on deception and nonverbal behavior.
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Analysis of sequential patterning of verbal and nonverbal behaviors in truthful versus deceptive discourse - Susan Duncan, University of Chicago; David McNeill, University of Chicago; Amy Franklin, University of Chicago; Magnus Magnusson, University of Iceland; Daniel Loehr, The MITRE Corporation
Advances in Automating Detection of Deception from Linguistic and Nonverbal Behavior - Judee Burgoon, University of Arizona
Why should I believe you? The impact of questioning style on demeanor, transparency, and accuracy - Timothy Levine, Michigan State University; Hee Sun Park, Michigan State University
