Sana Khadar
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2,999 appearances
51 recordings
5 series
first heard Feb 2020
last heard 14 Aug
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I love it.
That's probably the best origin story I've ever heard.
So thank you.
Dr. Rebecca Wilcoxon is no longer a jilted girlfriend.
She is a lecturer in forensic and social psychology at CQ University.
And as you probably already worked out, today we are talking about lie detection.
And it turns out most of us think we're pretty good at spotting when someone is lying.
And most of us are dead wrong.
So is there anything that does work?
And can lying show up on brain scans?
From ABC Radio National, this is All in the Mind.
I'm Sana Khadar.
And today it's our fourth and last episode in Forensic, our special series about the psychological tools used to crack crimes.
What works, what doesn't, and where things go wrong.
And today, the lies we've been told about lie detection.
What are some key beliefs that people kind of have about their ability to tell when someone is lying?
Because, you know, there is a lot that's said out there about body language and eye contact.
What are some of the beliefs that people have that might not be entirely correct?
So the idea that if someone's lying, they'll be fidgeting or shifty-eyed or gulping or whatever, that's all incorrect?
What do you mean?
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