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Interviewing tactically to detect verbal deception.

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Interviewing tactically to detect verbal deception. / Dando, Coral J.; Bull, R.
2011. Paper presented at 4th International Congress on Psychology and Law, Miami, USA.

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Dando, CJ & Bull, R 2011, 'Interviewing tactically to detect verbal deception.', Paper presented at 4th International Congress on Psychology and Law, Miami, USA, 2/03/11 - 5/03/11.

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Dando, C. J., & Bull, R. (2011). Interviewing tactically to detect verbal deception.. Paper presented at 4th International Congress on Psychology and Law, Miami, USA.

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Dando CJ, Bull R. Interviewing tactically to detect verbal deception.. 2011. Paper presented at 4th International Congress on Psychology and Law, Miami, USA.

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Dando, Coral J. ; Bull, R. / Interviewing tactically to detect verbal deception. Paper presented at 4th International Congress on Psychology and Law, Miami, USA.8 p.

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title = "Interviewing tactically to detect verbal deception.",
abstract = "We report research where experienced police investigators (N = 6) are trained to use potentially incriminating information in a tactical (incremental revelation) and strategic (late revelation) manner during face-to-face interviews with mock suspects, versus a control (early revelation). While officers{\textquoteright} veracity judgments were significantly more accurate (for judging deceivers) when they used evidence tactically and strategically, a tactical approach to the revelation of evidence was found to be the most effective (for both deceivers and truth tellers). Mock witness{\textquoteright} perceptions of their interview performance is reported and discussed with recourse to investigators{\textquoteright} veracity performance.",
keywords = "Tacical Interviewing, Suspects, Detecting Deception",
author = "Dando, {Coral J.} and R. Bull",
year = "2011",
language = "English",
note = "4th International Congress on Psychology and Law ; Conference date: 02-03-2011 Through 05-03-2011",

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RIS

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AU - Dando, Coral J.

AU - Bull, R.

PY - 2011

Y1 - 2011

N2 - We report research where experienced police investigators (N = 6) are trained to use potentially incriminating information in a tactical (incremental revelation) and strategic (late revelation) manner during face-to-face interviews with mock suspects, versus a control (early revelation). While officers’ veracity judgments were significantly more accurate (for judging deceivers) when they used evidence tactically and strategically, a tactical approach to the revelation of evidence was found to be the most effective (for both deceivers and truth tellers). Mock witness’ perceptions of their interview performance is reported and discussed with recourse to investigators’ veracity performance.

AB - We report research where experienced police investigators (N = 6) are trained to use potentially incriminating information in a tactical (incremental revelation) and strategic (late revelation) manner during face-to-face interviews with mock suspects, versus a control (early revelation). While officers’ veracity judgments were significantly more accurate (for judging deceivers) when they used evidence tactically and strategically, a tactical approach to the revelation of evidence was found to be the most effective (for both deceivers and truth tellers). Mock witness’ perceptions of their interview performance is reported and discussed with recourse to investigators’ veracity performance.

KW - Tacical Interviewing

KW - Suspects

KW - Detecting Deception

M3 - Conference paper

T2 - 4th International Congress on Psychology and Law

Y2 - 2 March 2011 through 5 March 2011

ER -