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감성과학 = Science of emotion & sensibility, v.24 no.2, 2021년, pp.3 - 12
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Most researchers have experimentally evaluated the detection efficiency of reaction time-based concealed information tests (RT CIT). In experimental studies, two experimental paradigms have been mainly used to create a lying situation, mock-crime paradigm and personal-item paradigm. This study is ai...
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