Deception Social Psychology Theory of Verbal and Non-Verbal Cues to lying and the theories behind deception 3.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? OtherOtherAll boards Created by: Lucie DegvilleCreated on: 25-04-12 14:29 Deception...what it is and why do we study it? Deception... ...is managing beh to give a false impression Why Study It? Lying seen as unmoral yet everyone does it. Good to study the verbal and non-verbal cues people do during lying 1 of 5 Verbal and Non-Verbal Cues During Deception Beliefs of Cues During Non-Verbal Deception Fidgiting, touching hair & body, avoided eye contact Vrij, 2008 Evidence Against 150 studies of Mock Crimes. Found there was no single V or NV cues De Paulo et al, 2003 2 of 5 Impression Formation What is Impression Formation.... ....1st impressions of a indiv or grp. Can create biases to them. e.g. we trust attractive ppl more....this is known as the 'halo effect'. Evidence 90% liars have strategy & 70% of truth tellers have a strategy Stromwall et al, 2006 Liars plan both V & NV & truth tellers just plan V Hartwig et al, 2007 3 of 5 Theories of Deception 1. Multiple Factor Model Beh affected by emotion, cog load, and control Emotion = guilt & excitment. Seen in more at risk lies. Higher pitched voice & more body language Cog Load = stress of making up story & controling beh. Rigid & tense Control = hiding emotion & cog load. More of these on show = more cues on show 2. Self Presentation Theory Lying involves less morals and good acting. Factors can affect both liars and truth tellers 4 of 5 3. Interpersonal Detection Theory Lying not unidirectional = feedback to lie can change its direction Both liar and feedback indiv take part in the lie To Be A Good Liar.... - good actor - good at observing own body language - prepare well - dont show stereotypical cues - dont imitate truth tellers 5 of 5
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