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Facial skin surface temperature changes during a “concealed information” test

Pollina et al., 2006

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9185344432826927750
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Pollina D
Dollins A
Senter S
Brown T
Pavlidis I
Levine J
Ryan A
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Annals of biomedical Engineering

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When individuals who commit a crime are questioned, they often show involuntary physiological responses to remembered details of that crime. This phenomenon is the basis for the concealed information test, in which rarely occurring crime-related details are …
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