Lying – 2nd Edition
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Psychology, Applications and Detection Tools
Lying sits at the centre of many fantasies and of beliefs that are often unfounded, and a general ignorance of the mechanisms involved can create many practical and ethical problems.
This updated second edition covers the psychological elements (beliefs, emotions, judgement biases), the concrete cues, both non-verbal and verbal, and the tools that make detection possible: the polygraph, eye tracking, discourse analysis and interview methods.
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