Event-Related Potentials and the Detection of Deception: A Two-Stimulus Paradigm
Robert M. Stelmack examines event-related potentials in relation to the detection of deception. Focusing on a two-stimulus paradigm, this concise academic work explores a specialized research approach at the intersection of psychology, neuroscience, and forensic science.
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Event-Related Potentials and the Detection of Deception examines the use of event-related potentials in the study of deceptive behavior.
The work focuses on a two-stimulus paradigm, providing a specific framework for considering how this approach relates to deception detection.
Written by Robert M. Stelmack, the book is suited to readers interested in psychological research, neuroscience, and forensic applications.
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