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Cliff Lansley Director of Emotional Intelligence Academy Talks About Detecting Lies
Showing posts with label Lie Detector. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lie Detector. Show all posts
Wednesday, March 21, 2012
Friday, February 3, 2012
NPR Yesterday: CEO's Voice Can Speak Volumes
Morning Edition co-host Steve Inskeep and NPR's Shankar Vedantam about software that can reportedly detect when a CEO might be trying to hide something during a conference call with investment analysts sent us off on a search for more about the research that Shankar was discussing.
Layered Voice Analysis technology, according to researchers from Duke University and the University of Illinois, seems to be able to pick up on the "vocal dissonance markers" in the tone of a CEO's voice that signal he or she might be shading the truth, trying to not say something or even lying.
Listen to the interview.
To read the story, Is That CEO Being Honest? Tone Of Voice May Tell A Lot.◦
Tuesday, September 6, 2011
Thermal Imaging Lie Detectors Will Be Used to Spot Signs of Deception in UK Airports
The system is based on Hasan Ugail's work, who is a professor of visual computing at UK's University of Bradford.
What they are doing right is not disclosing which airport or how the system will be utilized- Unlike here in the US, where the TSA released press releases informing everybody, including the terrorist, that the latest tool will be tested at Logan Airport in Boston...◦
Tuesday, November 23, 2010
University of Utah psychologists develop eye scanning lie detector
University of Utah team developed what is called Ocular Motor Deception Detection software, or OMDD. The technology was developed by University of Utah Psychologists and is being introduced into the marketplace by local venture capitalists.
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Wednesday, November 17, 2010
Voice Stress Detector- Man who took on the Mafia: The truth about Italy's gangsters
To learn more about Roberto Saviano, read this article.
I was asked by a reader to examine the below video. I am not fluent in Italian, but after a few overseas assignments, I like to examine things from a purely body language and voice analysis perspective.
Here is the video:
I can tell you he fully rehearsed what he said. His gestures are NOT rehearsed and display confidence (for instance, in the way he holds his forefinger against his thumb when making a precise points) in his words.
There were times when Roberto exhibited high stress levels in his voice when talking about certain subjects; and often during pauses he exhibited pacifying gestures (rubbing head and neck).
Now onto the voice stress analyzer results:
Normal disclaimer, voice stress analysis is not an exact science and the results are much debated. It is only one tool that an investigator uses. The results can only help define the investigation and voice stress analysis is not meant to solely determine innocence, guilt, or deception.
- The subject was NOT EXCITED at all during the conversation.
- The subject was CONFUSED during much of the conversation.
- The subject was HIGHLY CONFUSED from time to time.
- HIGH STRESS was detected from time to time.
- It looks like the subject didn't want to talk about some of the issues.
- The subject was truthful and only a few inaccuracies and deceptions were detected.
Sunday, January 3, 2010
Interview talks about how Layered Voice Analysis
Interview talks about how Layered Voice Analysis (LVA) can measure emotions, cognitive activity, and deception. It also highlights that LVA is used by hundreds of law enforcement professionals and works with any language. Note: Amir Liberman from Nemesysco is the inventor of Layered Voice Analysis. Lynn Robbins is a reseller. For more information on Layered Voice Analysis (LVA): www.layered-voice-analysis-info.com ◦
Monday, December 28, 2009
Monday, November 30, 2009
Saturday, November 28, 2009
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