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Project

Optimising the detection of criminal intent and deception among criminal networks: The role of response inhibition

Outputs and Outcomes

Code

3G099310

Duration

01 January 2010 → 31 December 2015

Funding

Research Foundation - Flanders (FWO)

Promotor

Geert Crombez

Research disciplines

Social sciences
- Health psychology

Keywords

lying Response Inhibition lie detection

Project description

The project investigates the role of response inhibition in lying and its implications for lie detection. The main hypothesis is that lying involves the activation of the truth, which next has to be inhibited. In a series of experiments with behavioural and neurophysiological measures this hypothesis is investigated.

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