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Research

• • Summary of EyeDetect Research
  • EyeDetect Audio Multi-Issue Comparison Test (AMCT) – Development and Validation Summary
  • Laboratory and Field Research on the Ocular-motor Deception Test – European Polygraph Journal
  • Lyin’ Eyes: Ocular­motor Measures of Reading Reveal Deception – Journal of Experimental Psychology
  • Generalizability of an Ocular-Motor Test for Deception to a Mexican Population – International Journal of Applied Psychology
  • Detecting Deception Using Ocular Metrics During Reading – Credibility Assessment: Scientific Research and Applications
  • Evoked Pupil Responses Habituate During an Oculomotor Test for Deception – PUBLICATION
  • Ocular-motor Detection of Deception in Laboratory Settings – Meeting of the American Psychology and Law Society
  • Eye Movements and Pupil Size Reveal Deception – Foundations of Augmented Cognition
  • Effectiveness of Pupil Diameter in a Probable-Lie Comparison Question Test for Deception – Legal and Criminal Psychology
  • Ocular-Motor Deception Test – Detecting Concealed Information and Deception (pp. 187-212)
  • Multi-method Assessment of Deception – Doctoral Dissertation
  • Effects of Motivation, and Item Difficulty on Oculomotor and Behavioral Measures of Deception – A. Webb Doctoral Dissertation 2008
  • Ocular-motor Methods for Detecting Deception: Direct Versus Indirect Interrogation – P. Patnaik Master’s Thesis
  • Oculomotor Methods for Detecting Deception: Effects of Practice Feedback and Blocking – P. Patnaik Doctoral Dissertation 2015
  • Effects of Direct and Indirect Questions On The Ocular-Motor Deception Test – APA Journal
  • Antecedent Probability and the Efficiency of Psychometric Signs, Patterns, or Cutting Scores (supports Successive Hurdles theory) – Meehl & Rosen, 1955
  • Ocular-Motor Methods for Detecting Deception in a Multiple-Issue Screening Protocol – A. Potts Doctoral Dissertation 2020
  • EyeDetect Hybrid Directed-lie Comparison Test (HDLC) Development and Validation Summary – Kircher, 5/2021
  • EyeDetect Hybrid Multi-Issue Comparison Test (HMCT) Development and Validation Summary – Kircher, 5/2021
  • Hybrid Polygraph and Ocular-Motor Deception Tests for Screening and Specific-Incident Investigations, Psychology Applications & Developments VII – Handler & Nacházelová (2021)