Conference Program
Lecture Theater 1, Computer Laboratory (264 seats)
The final conference program and abstract booklet are now online! Below you will find the program overview including recordings of some of the talks.
In addition to the submissions we received from academics and practitioners with an interest in deception, we also organised two special panel sessions with prominent deception researchers (future directions in deception research and technology assisted lie detection) and two special practical sessions demonstrating the role of deception in the real world (pickpocket king Bob Arno and Magician Martin S. Taylor). The rest of the program exists of 7 symposiums and a panel session with interesting topics such as cues to deceit, high stake lies, automated lie detection, guilty knowledge test, online deception, lie tendency and interview techniques. On both Monday and Tuesday evening from 17.00 to 18.00 we organised a poster session in combination with a drinks reception. For a full overview of all talks and authors, please check the full preliminary conference program.
All talks took place in Lecture Theater 1 (LT 1) in the William Gates Building, located at 15 JJ Thomson Avenue in Cambridge. The coffee and lunch breaks tooke place in The Street, the area just in front of Lecture Theater 1. The Scientific Committee meeting took place in FW09 in the William Gates building during Tuesday lunchtime. The welcome reception and conference dinner on Monday was held in Churchill College, and the conference banquet (second conference dinner) on Tuesday was held in King's College. For a full address of all venues, please see below.
Conference program and recordings
Sunday the 23rd of August 2015
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17.00-19.00 Welcome reception & Conference Registration at Churchill College
Sponsored by Cryptomathic
Monday the 24th of August 2015
08.00-09.00 Conference Registration & Coffee
- 09.00-09.10 Conference Opening by Ross Anderson and Sophie Van Der Zee
09.10-10.30 Symposium 1: High Stakes Lies
Mark Frank: Expression and Deception Recording
Magdalene Ng: ‘Please Come Home, I Miss You’ (But Killed You) - Verbal Analysis of Genuine and Deceptive Television ‘Missing or Murdered Relatives’ Cases Recording
Armin Günther: Prevalence, Detection and Prevention of Deception in Scientific Communication – The Case of Psychology
Matthew Jensen: Linguistic Synchronization in Criminal Interviews
10.30-11.00 Coffee Break
11.00-12.30 Symposium 2: Automated Lie detection
Sophie Van Der Zee & Ramsey Faragher: Body of Lies - Unobtrusively Measuring Deceptive Behaviour in Real Time Recording
Jay Nunamaker: From Lab to Field - The Evolution of the AVATAR for Credibility Assessment Recording
Judee Burgoon: Effects of Motivation and Modality on Nonverbal and Verbal Behaviors and Detection Accuracy - Performance Impairment or Facilitation? Recording
Steven Watson: Utilising Motion Capture Technology to Identify Nonverbal Indicators of Trust Judgements Recording
12.30-13.15 Lunch
13.15-15.00 Special Panel Session: Future Directions in Deception Research
15.00-15.30 Coffee Break
15.30-15.50 Special Practical Session
Martin S. Taylor: Where Magic Lies
15.50-17.00 Symposium 3: Interview Techniques and Tool Development
Zarah Vernham: Applying the Verifiability Approach and the Components of Human Memory to the Detection of Deception in Alibi Witness Situations
Beth Richardson: The Effect of Unconscious Priming on Cues to Deception Recording
Lucy Akehurst: Detecting Malingering - An Evaluation of a New Tool to Aid Judgements of Credibility in the Medico-Legal Setting Recording
17.00-18.00 Poster Session 1 & Drinks Reception
19.00-22.00 Conference Dinner 1 at Churchill College
Sponsored by Thales
Tuesday the 25th of August 2015
09.00-10.30 Symposium 4: Online Deception
Jeff Yan: Playing Poker for Fun, Profit and Science
David Modic: A Reluctant Bidder - Why Do Individuals Fall for Auction Fraud? Recording
Sharon Leal: Please Be Honest and Provide Details I Can Check - Deterrents of Deception in an Online Insurance Fraud Context Recording
Iain Reid: Deception and Cyber-Deception Detection - Exploring the Effect of Culture
10.30-11.00 Coffee Break
11.00-12.30 Symposium 5: Cues to Deceit
Glynis Bogaard: Strong but Wrong - Lay People’s and Police Officers’ Beliefs about Verbal and Non-Verbal Cues to Deception
David Markowitz: A Context-Contingent Approach to Deception and Language Recording
Aaron Elkins: Effects of Response Veracity and Question Type on Linguistic, Vocalic, Kinesic, and Proxemic Behaviors and Detection Accuracy in a Culturally Diverse Sample
Marcus Juodis: Liar, Liar: Subtyping the Behavioural Effects of Deception and the Implications for Theory, Research, and Practice
12.30-13.15 Lunch & Scientific Committee Meeting (FS07)
13.15-15.00 Special panel session: Technology Assisted Lie Detection
15.00-15.30 Coffee break
15.30-15.50 Special practical session
Thiefspotting with Bob Arno
15.50-17.00 Symposium 6: Lie tendency
Shahar Ayal: The Lure of Justified Dishonesty - Detecting Egocentric and Altruistic Lies
Kim Serota: Normative Honesty and Frequent Lying Recording
Raluca Briazu: Undoing the Past so as to Lie in the Future – Linking Counterfactuals and Deception
17.00-18.00 Poster session 2 & drinks reception
19.00-22.00 Banquet / Conference Dinner 2 at King's College
Wednesday the 26th of August 2015
09.30-11.00 Panel Session: A Touch of Deception
Galit Nahari: The Reality of 'Reality Monitoring’ (RM) - Are we Ready to Apply RM in Real Life? Recording
Nicolas Rochat: Variation of Liar's Cognitive Load through the ADCM Model and GKT Protocol Recording
Joanna Ulatowska: Eye Tracking as Indirect Method of Deception Detection
Leanne Ten Brinke: How the Human Body Can Detect Deception
Elena Svetieva: Emotion, Morality and Deception: Empathy Substrates and Moral Foundations in Predicting Self-Gain Deception Recording
Hugues Delmas: Policemen’s and Civilians' Beliefs about Facial Cues of Deception Recording
11.00-11.30 Coffee Break
11.30-13.00 Symposium 7: Guilty Knowledge / Concealed Information Test
Ewout Meijer: Extracting Concealed Information from Groups
Nathalie klein Selle: Detecting Concealed Crime Information - Effects of Arousal and Delayed Testing
Lara Warmelink: Using the IAT to Detect Deception about Intentions Recording
Howard Bowman: Detecting Deception by Detecting Breakthrough into Consciousness - A Brainwave Concealed Information Test based upon the Fringe-P3 Method Recording
13.00-13.10 Conference Closing by Ross Anderson and Sophie Van Der Zee
13.10-14.00 Lunch
Important locations
Conference location:
William Gates Building, 15 JJ Thomson Avenue, Cambridge CB3 0FD
LT 1: Lecture Theatre 1
The Street: Area in front of the Lecture Theatre
Welcome Reception & Monday Conference Dinner 1:
Churchill College Cambridge
Storey’s Way, Cambridge CB3 0DS
Tuesday Banquet (i.e., Conference Dinner 2):
King’s College Cambridge
King’s Parade, Cambridge CB2 1ST