Question :
21.Which nonverbal cue has consistently been found to indicate deception?
a.smiling
b.gaze : 1256198
21.Which nonverbal cue has consistently been found to indicate deception?
a.smiling
b.gaze aversion
c.self-manipulations (e.g., fidgeting)
d.blinking
e.none of the above
22.Which of the following statements is false?
a.Liars consistently provide fewer details than truth-tellers.
b.Truth-tellers are less likely to change their stories.
c.Liars are less likely to admit to lack of memory.
d.Liars’ stories are less fluent than the stories of truth-tellers.
e.Liars tell less compelling stories than truth-tellers.
23.Research on the accuracy of online dating profiles has found the following is true.
a.Online daters are most likely to lie about whether they are married, divorced, or single.
b.Online daters are most likely to lie about the number of children they have.
c.Online daters provide most accurate information about their height and weight.
d.Online daters are most accurate about whether they had children.
e.Online daters always include a photo of themselves in order to increase their odds of finding a match.
24.In general, how accurate do people tend to be when using verbal and non-verbal behaviour to detect deception (where a value of 100% indicates that they can accurately discriminate between truthful people and deceptive people all of the time)?
a.under 10%
b.between 25% and 35%
c.between 45% and 65%
d.around 25%
e.around 90%
25.Which of the following statements is true regarding the detection of deception?
a.People can be trained to improve their ability to detect deception in others.
b.People are generally better at detecting truth than detecting lies.
c.Hhigh-stake lies are easier to detect than low-stake lies.
d.Many professionals (e.g., police officers) are no better than detecting deception than the general population.
e.all of the above
26.Your accuracy in detecting deception is expected to be higher when:
a.the target is unattractive and of the opposite gender
b.the target is unattractive and of the same gender
c.the target is attractive and of the opposite gender
d.the target is attractive and of the same gender
e.gender and attractiveness of the target were not found to correlate with a person’s ability to detect deception
27.What disorder consists of symptoms that are not intentionally produced but cannot be explained by an underlying biological impairment?
a.Munchausen syndrome
b.malingering disorder
c.factitious disorder
d.somatoform disorder
e.non-deceptive disorder
28.What rare disorder tends to co-occur with depression and/or anxiety?
a.malingering
b.Munchausen syndrome
c.Munchausen syndrome by proxy
d.factitious disorder
e.somatoform disorder
29.What is one of the key components to malingering?
a.Symptoms are not intentionality produced.
b.There are only internal motivations for the production of symptoms.
c.There are external motivations for the production of symptoms.
d.Symptoms are produced in order to assume the sick role.
e.There is an absence of external incentives.
30.The incidence of malingering in the general population is:
a.less than 1%
b.about 5%
c.about 10%
d.about 20%
e.unknown
