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    The impact of thin(ner) slicing on deception detection 

    Villeneuve, Katrina (2022-08-01)
    I examined whether the length of thin slices (i.e., observations of behavior less than five minutes) affected deception detection. Participants (N = 262) were randomly assigned to one of seven exposure length conditions ...
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    What lies beneath: an examination of the underlying components of deception detection 

    Elliott, Elizabeth (2022-12-01)
    Little is known about the underlying components that are responsible for the processes involved with decision-making in deception detection. Throughout this dissertation, I explored previous (mis)conceptions about ...
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    Impact of terrorism awareness training on civilian likelihood to report pre-incident behaviours 

    Bencic, Renee Michelle (2020-08-01)
    This study investigated whether terrorism awareness training impacts the likelihood to report pre-incident behaviours associated with terrorism using infographics from the U.S. “See Something, Say Something” campaign. ...
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    Gendered pathways: family violence as a primary pathway into homelessness for women 

    Chopik, Samantha L. (2022-08-01)
    This thesis analyzes secondary data from a study done on 30 homeless men and women in a region in Southern Ontario to assess the gendering of homeless pathways between each group. Qualitative and quantitative methods were ...
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    #RodneyReed: a content and thematic analysis of a trending innocence campaign 

    Cardoso, Carina M. (2022-12-01)
    Having spent 23 years (and counting) on death row for a murder conviction which is believed to be wrongful, Rodney Reed’s innocence campaign was shared on social media by celebrities, news organizations, and the public ...
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    AuthorAkintoye-Bentola, Lawrence Suleman (1)Allison, Beverly M. (1)Bencic, Renee Michelle (1)Bickle, Korri (1)Braithwaite, Andrea (1)Cardoso, Carina M. (1)Caro Arroyave, Sara (1)Carrington, Femi (1)Cashore, Maria (1)Chopik, Samantha L. (1)... View MoreSubjectEmpathy (3)Wrongful conviction (3)Youth (3)Deception detection (2)Deviance (2)Exoneree (2)Helping (2)Indigenous (2)Investigative interviews (2)Misogyny (2)... View MoreDate Issued2022 (18)2021 (15)2020 (12)Has File(s)
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