Police accuracy in truth/lie detection when judging baseline interviews

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@emollick Finally, Colwell et al. (2009) found that observers trained in the Assessment Criteria Indicative of Deception technique obtained accuracy rates up to 77%." https://t.co/p4h2hZqOxi

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@ConnorDrinan Human beings are historically horrible at reading truthfulness. Experts are actually so bad at it they'd be better off running counter to whatever their instincts tell them.https://t.co/o905LEBuSj

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RT @CrimPapers: “Police Accuracy in Truth/lie Detection When Judging Baseline Interviews” in Psychiatr Psychol Law https://t.co/0Ou7Uah8QZ

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