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Beliefs about Deception

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posted on 2022-08-10, 05:13 authored by Rebecca WilcoxsonRebecca Wilcoxson, Matthew BrowneMatthew Browne, Nathan BrooksNathan Brooks, Paul DuckettPaul Duckett

An online survey assessing Australian residents' beliefs about non-verbal behaviour and deception, along with their opinions regarding cross-cultural deception detection.

A Qualtrics online survey with a replication of the ten questions used by The Global Deception Research Team (GDRT) (2006, p. 72). Additional free-text response questions were: Do you think it is harder to tell when someone from a different cultural background is lying? and: Why do you think it would, or might, be harder for people from different cultural backgrounds to tell if someone was lying?

Five hundred and thirty-three Australian residents completed the questionnaire fully, with five of the GDRT replicated questions having 534 responses. The youngest respondent was 16 and the oldest 86 (M=36.4, SD= 15.38).

Five hundred and three people answered the question: Why do you think it would, or might, be harder for people from different cultural backgrounds to tell if someone was lying?

Funding

CQUniversity PhD funding

History

Start Date

2020-07-14

Finish Date

2021-05-31

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Supervisor

Matthew Browne

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Keywords

deception detection Australians non-verbal behaviour cross-cultural lie detection Forensic Psychology

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CC BY-NC-ND 3.0

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