PPT-DISGUISE AND DECEPTION

IN SHAKESPEARES ENGLAND Warmer disguise and deception Why might someone wear a disguise Think of three reasons 2 Task 1 Who was the owner of the trunk Read the beginning of the text Who was the owner of the trunk a priest or a pedlar. Deception studies intentionally pr ovide misleading or false information Examples include Participant s complete a quiz and are falsely told that they did poorly regardless of their performance Participant s who dont know they are in a research stud Deception quiz. “Deceiving others is an essential part of everyday social interaction” (Aldert Vrij, 2000). liar, liar pants on fire?. Were these famous (or infamous) figures lying or telling the truth?. How it is expressed in Macbeth. By . anna. , . simge. & . louise. definition OF DECEPTION. To lie and be dishonest. making. someone believe something that . is . untrue. Providing . false information to make someone do what you want . CH. 3.3 & 3.4. DECEPTION AND FRAUD . DECEPTION: . when advertising purposefully misleads you. FRAUD: . deliberate deception, designed to secure an unlawful gain. Who is this guy . . Types of deception and fraud. Joey F. George. Florida State University. Overview. Justification. Literature review. Study 1: Media selection. Study 2: Deception detection. Conclusions. History. My interest in deceptive CMC goes back to about 1993. Linguistic feature mining of 2 contrasting corpora:. Text from Financial Statements. Transcripts. of 911 Homicide Calls. Text. Verbal. communication transcribed to text. Carefully written and edited over weeks to months. A . mask. is an object normally worn on the face, typically for protection, disguise, performance, or . entertainment. . . Masks have been used since antiquity for both ceremonial and practical. purposes. They are usually worn on the face, although they may also be positioned for effect elsewhere on the wearer's body. In parts of Australia, giant totem masks cover the body, whilst Inuit women use finger masks during storytelling and dancing.. Twelfth Night. Introduction. As the dream-like setting Illyria, . Twelfth Night . is constructed by illusion and delusion. Through Viola’s disguise, . Twelfth Night . presents the blurred boundary of sexuality and gender. In the mirroring world of Illyria, characters as well as the audience is trapped in the illusion and delusion and the similarity that Shakespeare cunningly manipulates. . : Deception. Julia Hirschberg. LSA 2017. julia@cs.columbia.edu. Deceptive Speech: A Case Study. How do you come up with an idea for an empirical speech study?. How do you go about doing it?. What problems might you run into along the way?. May 19, 2017. What is Deception?. Deception is when researchers are intentionally misleading participants by providing them with overt misdirection or false information about some aspect of the research, whether it is in the procedures or purpose of the research. . Marcus Jorgensen. Utah Valley University. Orem, Utah. The Quote. “The old saying is that . ‘figures will not lie,’ . but a new saying is . ‘liars will figure.’ . It is our duty, as practical statisticians, to prevent the liar from figuring; in other words, to prevent him from perverting the truth, in the interest of some theory he wishes to establish.”. a model and experimental evidence. Kyle Krueger, Michael Ritchie, and Lance . Braud. Self-Deception. Gur. . & . Sackeim’s. (1979) definition. An . individual:. holds . two contradictory . beliefs. Warmer – disguise and deception. Why might someone wear a disguise? Think of three . reasons . 2. Task 1 – Who was the owner of the trunk?. Read the beginning of the text. Who was the owner of the trunk, a priest or a pedlar?. AFOSR 69 -1479Th P SYCH IATR JOURNAL FOR THE 'STUDY OF INTERPERSONAL PROCESSES WO VI0 N~WAM11MH,1RIAV .W, WASHIN6TO', 9,.L JUN 2B 1. T-i dcenbbODproved for public re~~is ard alej its distribution i!!