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Discussions highlight the significance of unconscious processes in lie detection, with phrases like 'famous study' and references to intuition emphasizing the importance of the findings. Some posts also include practical examples, such as 'Come Riconoscere Un Bugiardo,' indicating curiosity and attempts to apply the research, while the tone remains generally supportive and inquisitive.
Most posts acknowledge the research's validity, with some expressing curiosity, indicating general support.
Posts show moderate interest by referencing the study and discussing unconscious lie detection, but some mere mention without deep analysis.
Discussions include referencing the methodology and implications, such as how unconsciously detecting lies challenges traditional perspectives.
While some suggest the findings could influence understanding of deception, overall impact is seen as modest without strong calls for change.
يبدو ان للعقل اللاواعي مهارات أفضل في اكتشاف الكاذب، حتى عندما يفشل العقل الواعي في ذلك. https://t.co/8eyeAWmEdU
Some Evidence for Unconscious Lie Detection - Leanne ten Brinke, Dayna Stimson, Dana R. Carney, 2014 https://t.co/I4feMhNPsd
What on earth does this look like? Slightly positive and friendly. Source: Leanne ten Brinke. “Some Evidence for Unconscious Lie Detection.” Psychological Science 25, no. 5 (May 1, 2014): 1098–1105.
What on earth does this look like? Slightly positive and friendly. Source: Leanne ten Brinke. “Some Evidence for Unconscious Lie Detection.” Psychological Science 25, no. 5 (May 1, 2014): 1098–1105.
@SocialJWorrier @RichardBentall @nicktolhurst This is the famous study that states that using conscious processes to detect lies is not as effective as using unconscious ones, which we call intuition: https://t.co/dFvQtDLiXv
Come Riconoscere Un Bugiardo https://t.co/MGIjq5Rzpx via @YouTube
Lying and deception are common human behaviors. This video explains methods to identify if someone is lying, including insights from research on unconscious lie detection and automatic processes that can reveal…
What on earth does this look like? Slightly positive and friendly. Source: Leanne ten Brinke. “Some Evidence for Unconscious Lie Detection.” Psychological Science 25, no. 5 (May 1, 2014): 1098–1105.
What on earth does this look like? Slightly positive and friendly. Source: Leanne ten Brinke. “Some Evidence for Unconscious Lie Detection.” Psychological Science 25, no. 5 (May 1, 2014): 1098–1105.
正直やデタラメといった単語が顔写真の人物にふさわしいかどうかを判断した 結果 その人が正直者かどうかを判断する時間が短かった人ほどウソを見抜く確率が上がった https://t.co/Ks07WDWek7 2009年にも似たような実験 意識を集中してウソを見抜こうとするよりも作業の片手間にウソを見抜くほうが
يبدو ان للعقل اللاواعي مهارات أفضل في اكتشاف الكاذب، حتى عندما يفشل العقل الواعي في ذلك. https://t.co/8eyeAWmEdU
Some Evidence for Unconscious Lie Detection - Leanne ten Brinke, Dayna Stimson, Dana R. Carney, 2014 https://t.co/I4feMhNPsd
@SocialJWorrier @RichardBentall @nicktolhurst This is the famous study that states that using conscious processes to detect lies is not as effective as using unconscious ones, which we call intuition: https://t.co/dFvQtDLiXv
Come Riconoscere Un Bugiardo https://t.co/MGIjq5Rzpx via @YouTube
Come Riconoscere Un Bugiardo https://t.co/MGIjq69ah5 via @YouTube
Psychological Science , 25 (5), 1098–1105. doi:http://dx.doi.org.libpdb.d.umn.edu:2048/10.1177/0956797614524421. ten Brinke, L ...
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