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Vrij’s Guideline to Catching Liars: Observational Guidelines
Aldert Vrij‘s Guideline to Catching Liars by Examining Verbal & Nonverbal Behaviour – Observational Guidelines – (1): Use flexible decision rules.Research clearly demonstrates that there’s no one single behavioural or verbal cue relating to deception – there’s no Pinocchio’s nose.
Posted in Evaluating Truthfulness and Credibility
Tagged aldert vrij, brokaw hazard, guideline to catching liars, ostrich effect, Othello Error, truth bias
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