How contemporary theory informs lie detection accuracy and bias
Lie detection research has reached a stage where theory building is possible. We believe practitioners should contribute to theory as it is being developed. With this in mind, we briefly review contemporary theories - namely the Adaptive Lie Detector theory and Truth Default Theory - and consider th...
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| description | Lie detection research has reached a stage where theory building is possible. We believe practitioners should contribute to theory as it is being developed. With this in mind, we briefly review contemporary theories - namely the Adaptive Lie Detector theory and Truth Default Theory - and consider the practical implications for reducing bias and increasing accuracy when making lie-truth judgements. There are practical issues that theory has yet to address, which are briefly considered. This article intends to spotlight the on-going academic work in lie detection in hope that practitioners will feedback to researchers about how theory may relate to their work, and in turn help steer the direction of future research. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-a59b199fa3c8447cbb1f7a79f4d2940b2023-06-07T09:03:49ZengUniversity of Huddersfield PressCrime, Security and Society2398-130X2019-01-011210.5920/css.555How contemporary theory informs lie detection accuracy and biasGreg Best0Jonathan Hodgeon1Chris Street2University of HuddersfieldNorth Yorkshire PoliceUniversity of HuddersfieldLie detection research has reached a stage where theory building is possible. We believe practitioners should contribute to theory as it is being developed. With this in mind, we briefly review contemporary theories - namely the Adaptive Lie Detector theory and Truth Default Theory - and consider the practical implications for reducing bias and increasing accuracy when making lie-truth judgements. There are practical issues that theory has yet to address, which are briefly considered. This article intends to spotlight the on-going academic work in lie detection in hope that practitioners will feedback to researchers about how theory may relate to their work, and in turn help steer the direction of future research.https://www.crimesecurityandsociety.org.uk/article/id/555/deception detectionbiasadaptive lie detectoraccuracytruth default theory |
| spellingShingle | Greg Best Jonathan Hodgeon Chris Street How contemporary theory informs lie detection accuracy and bias Crime, Security and Society deception detection bias adaptive lie detector accuracy truth default theory |
| title | How contemporary theory informs lie detection accuracy and bias |
| title_full | How contemporary theory informs lie detection accuracy and bias |
| title_fullStr | How contemporary theory informs lie detection accuracy and bias |
| title_full_unstemmed | How contemporary theory informs lie detection accuracy and bias |
| title_short | How contemporary theory informs lie detection accuracy and bias |
| title_sort | how contemporary theory informs lie detection accuracy and bias |
| topic | deception detection bias adaptive lie detector accuracy truth default theory |
| url | https://www.crimesecurityandsociety.org.uk/article/id/555/ |
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