Previous deception research on repeated interviews found that liars are not less consistent than truth tellers, presumably because liars use a "repeat strategy" to be consistent across interviews. The goal of this study was to design an interview procedure to overcome this strategy. Innocent participants (truth tellers) and guilty participants (liars) had to convince an interviewer that they ha...

Sketching while narrating involves describing an event sketching on a blank paper (self-generated sketch) or printed map. We compared the effects of self-generated sketches and maps information elicitation lie detection. Participants (N = 211) carried out mock mission were instructed to tell truth about it in online interview. In first phase interview, all participants provided free recall. sec...

We examined the Devil’s Advocate lie detection method which is aimed at detecting lying about opinions. In this approach, participants give reasons for why they hold an opinion in eliciting-opinion question and counter-arguments to their a devil’s advocate question. Truth tellers (n = 55) reported true protestor actions, whereas opposite of opinion. Answers were coded number arguments plausibil...

Previous research indicated that drawing is a strategic tool in investigations. However, little has been conducted to determine how introduce sketch instruction into an investigative interview. The current experiment compared sketching and speaking separately (sketch-speak speak-sketch conditions) with synchronously which recall method gathered the most information elicited cues deceit. Partici...

Findings from the deception detection literature suggest that although people are not skilled in consciously detecting a liar, they may intuit that something about the person telling a lie is off. In the current proposal, we argue that observing a liar influences the observer's physiology even though the observer may not be consciously aware of being lied to (i.e., the observers' direct decepti...

The story-recall performance of older and younger women was examined within an oral story-retelling context with two listener conditions. Forty-eight older women (M age = 67.81 years; SD = 2.62) and 47 younger women (M age = 20.47 years; SD = 1.53) were asked to learn one of two stories with the goal to retell the story from memory either to an experimenter or to a young child. Did the listener...

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 Efektivitas merupakan kemampuan seseorang atau organisasi dalam mengoptimalkan sumber dayanya secara efektif dan efisien rangka mencapai suatu tujuan. Tujuan dari melakasanakan pelatihan agar para karyawan lebih produktif lagi menjalankan pekerjaannya mempunyai kualitas yang leibih baik, dilengkapi dengan keahlian semakin inovatif pekerjaan. Teller pada bank diharapkan dapat membe...

Promising recent research suggests that more cognitively demanding interviews improve deception detection accuracy. Would these cognitively demanding techniques work in the same way when discriminating between true and false future intentions? In Experiment 1 participants planned to complete a task, but instead were intercepted and interviewed about their intentions. Participants lied or told t...

The present study examined lying behaviour in children between 3 and 7 years of age with two experiments. A temptation resistance paradigm was used in which children were left alone in a room with a music-playing toy placed behind their back. The children were told not to peek at the toy. Most children could not resist the temptation and peeked at the toy. When the experimenter asked them wheth...