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Beliefs about Deception

Central Queensland University
Matthew Browne (Aggregated by) Nathan Brooks (Aggregated by) Paul Duckett (Aggregated by) Rebecca Wilcoxson (Aggregated by)
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An online survey assessing Australian residents' beliefs about non-verbal behaviour and deception, along with their opinions regarding cross-cultural deception detection.

Issued: 2022-08-10

Created: 2022-08-10

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Australians | Forensic Psychology | Forensic psychology | cross-cultural lie detection | deception detection | non-verbal behaviour |

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