Are we confusing cues of low credibility with atypical behavior of people with mental health issues? Re-published with permission from Evidentia University. Friends of the Nonverbal Communication Blog, this week we present the paper “Atypical behaviors found in some mental health conditions negatively affect judgements of deception and credibility” by Lim, A.; Young, R. L.…
Read MoreCE Course: Research on Behavioral Indicators of Deception
This course is worth 1 Credit through APA.
Learn an introduction to the research on the behavioral indicators of deception.
Includes a 1-hour webinar recording as well as supplemental material/reading.
Read MoreResearch on Behavioral Indicators of Deception Supplemental Material
Face, Voice, and Body in Detecting Deceit Smiles When Lying Clusters of Nonverbal Behaviors Differ According to Type of Question and Veracity in Investigative Interviews in a Mock Crime Context Darwin the Detective: Observable Facial Muscle Contractions Reveal Emotional High-Stakes Lies Lie Detection from Multiple Cues: A Meta-analysis Microexpressions Differentiate Truths from Lies about Future…
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