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Hi SDR scorers over-used: You ‘Personal names’ (Richard, Kathy, London) words related to ‘Business: Selling’ (shopping, buy, sales, bought) Low SDR scorers over-used: ‘Mental object: Means, method’ words (way, system, method, tactical, pattern, set-up) Situational and Psychological Factors Predicting Deception and its Detection: Implications for Non-Cognitive Assessment Jeff Hancock Distributed Simultaneity Recordless * * * * * n * * n % of Lies per Interaction FtF Phone Email Instant Message 27% 37% 21% 14% Features Model Distributed Simultaneity Recordless * * * * * n * * n % of Lies per Interaction FtF Phone Email Instant Message 27% 37% 21% 14% Features Model more symptoms undesirable behaviors reported (Griest, Klein VanCura, 1973) more sexual partners and symptoms reported (Robinson West, 1992) more honest, candid answers in pre-clinical psychiatric interviews (Ferriter, 1993) 20% of telephone callers vs. 50% of email contacts report suicidal feelings (The Scotsman, 1999) when interviewed by computer compared to face-to-face: High levels of self-disclosure and honesty in text-based contexts 1. Deception production Visual Anonymity Private Self-Awareness Public Self-Awareness Self-Disclosure self-disclosure and honesty in mediated contexts Joinson (2001) 1. Deception production 1. Deception production How frequently does lying occur? retrospective identification message-by-message identification diary studies ground truth based Why do people lie? Situational factors Self-presentation goals 1. Deception production How frequently does lying occur? retrospective identification message-by-message identification diary studies ground truth based Why do people lie? Situational factors Self-presentation goals NOT MONOTLITHIC 1. Deception production How frequently does lying occur? retrospective identification message-by-message identification diary studies ground truth based Why do people lie? Situational factors Self-presentation goals NOT