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Measuring Efficient Lie Detection: Classification Accuracy in Relation to Truth-Lie Effects

2023-03-01

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<p>Researchers regularly rely on within-test “truth-lie” effects (baseline truth responses vs. responses that are to be evaluated as truthful or deceptive) to compare and evaluate the efficiency of different deception detection methods, designs, and paradigms. However, they provide no clarification regarding how this effect relates to diagnostic efficiency (such as the rates of correctly detected liars and truthte...

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