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Special Issue: Proceedings of the Workshop on the Use of Autonomic
and Somatic Measures for Security Evaluations
Edited by
Andrea K. Webb and John C. Kircher
University of Utah
Journal of Credibility Assessment and Witness Psychology, 2006, Vol. 7, No. 2, pp. 17-168
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Contents:
Introduction to the Special Issue, Andrea K. Webb &
John C. Kircher, pp. 17-19
Polygraph Screening,
Donald J. Krapohl, pp. 20-23
Issues In The Study Of Polygraph Screening Techniques,
Michael Bradley, pp. 24-27
Using the Polygraph in Employment and National Security
David C. Raskin & Charles R. Honts, pp. 28-34
Emerging Technologies in Credibility Assessment, Andrew H.
Ryan, Jr., pp. 35-40
Toward a Neurocognitive Basis of Deception, Ray Johnson,
Jr., pp. 41-46
The Polygraph: One Machine, Two World Views, Stephen W.
Porges, pp. 47-73
The Use of Voice in Security Evaluations, Harry Hollien
& James Harnsberger, pp. 74-78
Voice Stress, James Meyerhoff, pp. 79-98
Evaluating Voice-Based Measures for Detecting Deception,
Mitchell S. Sommers, pp. 99-107
Emerging Methods and Detecting Stress and Thermal Imaging,
Dean Pollina, pp. 108-115
Body Odors as Biomarkers for Stress, Pamela Dalton, pp.
116-126
Radar Technology For Acquiring Biological Signals, Gene
Greneker, pp. 127-134
The Physiology of Threat: Remote Assessment Using Laser
Doppler Vibrometry John W. Rohrbaugh, Erik J. Sirevaag, John A. Stern, &
Andrew H. Ryan, Jr., pp. 135-145
The Gaze Control System and Detection of Deception, John A.
Stern, pp. 146-148
Eye Movement-Based Assessment of Concealed Knowledge, Frank
M. Marchak, pp. 149-163
Multimethod Assessment of Deception on Personnel Tests:
Reading, Writing, and Response Time Measures, Andrea K Webb, Sean D.
Kristjansson, Dahvyn Osher, Anne E. Cook, John C. Kircher, Douglas J. Hacker,
& Dan J. Woltz, pp. 164-168
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