Fifty years ago, in a trenchant analysis that challenged applied lie detection theory and
science, David Lykken (1974) brought polygraphic interrogation methods to the attention of …

The concealed information test (CIT) was designed to detect concealed knowledge. It does
so by measuring differential physiological and behavioral responses to concealed …

Abstract The Response Time Concealed Information Test (RT-CIT) can reveal that a person
recognizes a relevant item (probe, eg, a murder weapon) among other irrelevant items …

Introduction: Drunk driving is one of the primary causes of road traffic injuries and fatalities. A
possible approach to reduce drunk driving rates is to identify which individuals are at risk of …

The response time-based Concealed Information Test (RT-CIT) is an established memory
detection paradigm. Slower RTs to critical information (called 'probes') compared to control …

In the present study, we introduce a response-time-based test that can be used to detect
concealed language knowledge, for various potential applications (eg, espionage, border …

Mistaken eyewitness identifications continue to be a major contributor to miscarriages of
justice. Previous experiments have suggested that implicit identification procedures such as …

Eyewitness identification procedures rely heavily on explicit identification from lineups.
Lineups have been criticized because they have a considerable error rate. We tested the …

ABSTRACT AI-based technologies have changed the nature of the symbiosis between
humans and AI, and so strategic management of human-AI interaction in organizations …

Government agencies including border control have an interest to detect if someone
provides false information about their nationality. While response time tasks have been …