Abstract
A P300 deception detection protocol was tested using simultaneous versus serial countermeasures and stimulus acknowledgment responses. Previously, P300 showed recognition and elevated reaction time identified countermeasure use. Probe-irrelevant P300 differences were significant in both countermeasure groups and control group. Detection rates were 11/12 for controls, 10/12 for serial countermeasure users, and 11/13 for simultaneous countermeasure users. Reaction time detected countermeasure use in serial responders, but not simultaneous responders. The simultaneous response reaction times were indistinguishable from controls.
Repository Citation
Alexander Sokolovsky, Jessica Rothenberg, Elena Labkovsky, John B. Meixner Jr., and J. Peter Rosenfeld,
A novel countermeasure against the reaction time index of countermeasure use in the P300-based complex trial protocol for detection of concealed information
, 81 Int'l J. Psychophysiology 60
(2011),
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