Keyword [Deception]
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| 121. | Technologies of truth: The embodiment of deception detection (Alfred Bester, Jack Finney, James Halperin, Paul Ernst) |
| 122. | Deception Narratives and the (Dis)Pleasure of Being Cheated: The Cases of Gogol, Nabokov, Mamet, and Flannery O'Connor |
| 123. | Dispersed deception: An examination of the impacts of computer mediation, proximity, and familiarity on truth bias |
| 124. | Deception in Sport: A Conceptual and Ethical Analysis |
| 125. | Sender trait altruism and deception in feedback situations |
| 126. | Against our nature: The deception of progress in Tennessee Valley murals |
| 127. | Two lies: The consequences of presidential deception (Franklin D. Roosevelt, John F. Kennedy, Lyndon B. Johnson, Ronald Reagan) |
| 128. | Evaluating the Ability of Law Enforcement and Mental Health Professionals to Detect Deception |
| 129. | Vocalic markers of deception and cognitive dissonance for automated emotion detection systems |
| 130. | Dreams of wonder, dreams of deception: Tension and resolution between Buddhism and shamanism in Tibetan culture |
| 131. | Freedom, self -knowledge, and self -deception: A problematic in the thought of Kant, Hegel, and Kierkegaard |
| 132. | Narcissism and the regulation of self-esteem through self-deception |
| 133. | NONVERBAL COMMUNICATION IN THE DETECTION OF DECEPTION AMONG WOMEN AND MEN |
| 134. | Conscience, moral motivation, and self-deception |
| 135. | Social Contexts for Detecting Deception: Factors that Moderate the Effectiveness of Cognitive Load Approach Interviews |
| 136. | Social engineering deception susceptibility: Modification of personality traits susceptible to social engineering manipulation to acquire information through attack and exploitation |
| 137. | Essays on Deception and Lying Aversion |
| 138. | Therapists' Perceptions of Deception in Psychotherapy |
| 139. | Nonverbal bilingualism: Deaf schemas of deception |
| 140. | Real-world, high-stakes deceptive speech: Theoretical validation and an examination of its potential for detection automation |
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