Machiavellianism, types of lies, and nonverbal communication

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Title: Machiavellianism, types of lies, and nonverbal communication
Author: O'Hair, Henry Dan
Description: The detection of deception is what the present study will focus on . Detection of deception is not a new phenomenon , Ancient Chinese authorities would have a suspected criminal chew dried rice while being interrogated . If after the interrogation the rice in the criminal's mouth was dry , the criminal was condemned . The ancient Chinese thesis was that the act of lying induces stress which causes the salivary glands to dry up (Block , 1975 ) . Another early example of lie detection was reported by Lee (1953 , 4 ) about a Hindu prince .
URI: http : / /hdl .handle .net /2346 /22263
Date: 2012-11-29

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Machiavellianism, types of lies, and nonverbal communication. Available electronically from http : / /hdl .handle .net /2346 /22263 .

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