Verbal Lie Detection

著者名：Granhag, Par Anders (EDT)/Nahari, Galit (EDT)

Wiley（2026/07/24発売）

• 言語：ENG
• ISBN：9781394329014
• eISBN：9781394329021

Description

The first volume devoted exclusively to verbal lie detection research

Verbal Lie Detection has emerged as one of the most dynamic and rapidly evolving areas within deception detection, placing it at the forefront of contemporary research. This state-of-the-art volume, dedicated to honoring Professor Aldert Vrij, brings together leading international scholars to provide an in-depth examination of different verbal approaches to detecting deception, reflecting both the field's maturity and its ongoing evolution. Focusing exclusively on verbal lie detection, the book reviews the field's historical and theoretical background and provides detailed coverage of the most established and empirically supported techniques, while also addressing critical challenges that define the current research frontier. These include deception in groups and across cultures, deception among children, the detection of false intentions, practitioner training, and the translation of scientific findings into applied settings.

By engaging with both foundational approaches and emerging perspectives, as well as their real-world implications, Verbal Lie Detection captures the complexity and promise of verbal lie detection as a core domain of deception research and offers a comprehensive guide for scholars and practitioners.

Table of Contents

Contributors

Introduction – What is Verbal Lie Detection?

Acknowledgements

SECTION I: VERBAL LIE DETECTION: BACKGROUND

1 The History of Verbal Lie Detection

Pär Anders Granhag

2 Theories on Verbal Lie Detection

Maria Hartwig and Pär Anders Granhag

3 Memory and Deception

Galit Nahari

SECTION II: ESTABLISHED APPROACHES

4 Criteria-based Content Analysis and the Reality Monitoring Approach: State of the Art, Recommendations and Future Directions

Jaume Masip and Siegfried L. Sporer

5 The Verifiability Approach: Current Conception and Developments

Galit Nahari and Zvi Nisin

6 The Model Statement Technique: Why, How and What Now?

Sharon Leal and Ashlie Leal

7 The Strategic Use of Evidence (SUE) Technique: Implementation and Applications

Pär Anders Granhag and Maria Hartwig

8 Cognitive Processes in Detecting Deception

Ron P. Fisher and Jacqueline R, Evans

SECTION III: CURRENT CHALLENGES

9 Cross-Cultural Aspects of Deception Detection

Eunkyung Jo and JinBag Kim

10 Deception in Groups

Zarah Vernham

11 Deception and Its Detection in Children

Victoria Talwar and Angela M. Crossman

12 Detecting False Intent: A Semi-Systematic Review

Lara Warmelink

13 The Shift-of-Strategy (SoS) approach: From deception to new information

Lina Nyström, Pär Anders Granhag, and Timothy J. Luke

SECTION IV: APPLICATIONS & META-ISSUES

14 Training to Detect Deception

Elizabeth Elliott, Christian A. Meissner, Stephen W. Michael, Justin S. Albrechtsen, and H. Chad Lane

15 Bridging Research to Practice: From Conversations to the Lab to the Training Room - and Back Again

Lorraine Hope, Anna Leslie, Paul Taylor, and Simon Wells

16 Using Verbal Lie Detection to Detect Actual Lies

Robert Horselenberg and Peter J. van Koppen

17 Searching for Blind Spots in Cognitive Load Lie Detection Theory

Erik Mac Giolla

18 Confirmation Bias in the Application of Lie Detection Tools

Gershon Ben Shakhar

SECTION V: PERSONAL REFLECTIONS

Index