Detecting Deception in the Military Infosphere: Improving and Integrating Human Detection Capabilities with Automated Tools
Abstract
This 5-year project conducted principally by University of Arizona, Florida State University, Michigan State University, and Air Force Institute of Technology, reports results of (1) theoretical development on a model of interactive deception, (2) laboratory and field testing to identify reliable indicators of deceit and variables that moderate those effects, (3) identification of cognitive biases that adversely impact human deception detection, (4) development of a prototype suite of tools - Agent99 - for automatically identifying linguistic, vocal and visual indicators of deceit, (5) development of a curriculum and computer-based system for delivering training in deception detection, and (6) field testing of the prototypes and training. Several tools have been implemented, and lessons learned provide important guidance for future development of deception detection tools and procedures.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Apr 25, 2007
- Accession Number
- ADA469246
Entities
People
- David Biros
- Jay F. Nunamaker Jr.
- Joey George
- Judee K. Burgoon
Organizations
- University of Arizona