La intención es lo que cuenta. Una revisión sobre la detección del engaño en intenciones

• Autores: María del Carmen Feijoo Fernández, Lucía Halty Barrutieta
• Localización: Papeles del psicólogo, ISSN-e 1886-1415, ISSN 0214-7823, Vol. 39, Nº. 1, 2018, págs. 51-59
• Idioma: español
• DOI: 10.23923/pap.psicol2018.2849
• Títulos paralelos:
  • It’s the intention that counts. A review on deception detection focused on intentions
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    Durante años la investigación sobre detección del engaño ha estado guiada por las teorías clásicas que sustentaban la idea de que el mentiroso emitía indicadores conductuales que lo delataban. Dentro de las nuevas líneas de investigación, ha surgido la detección del engaño focalizado en intenciones. Haremos un repaso de los estudios sobre la detección del engaño focalizados en intenciones futuras. Explicaremos brevemente el pensamiento episódico futuro (EFT), a continuación las primeras aproximaciones en este campo a través de la comparativa entre el engaño sobre hechos pasados vs futuros. Veremos además aquellos estudios que utilizan las preguntas inesperadas en un dominio no anticipado (fase de planificación de un viaje, calidad de esa planificación y sobre el pensamiento episódico futuro), y finalizaremos por los que manejan la evidencia de manera estratégica

  • English

    For years the research on deception detection has been guided by classical theories that support the idea that the liar gives out behavioral indicators which betray him/her. Within the new lines of research, deception detection focused on intentions has emerged.

    In this paper we review the studies on deception detection focused on intentions. We briefly explain episodic future thought (EFT) and the first approaches in this field through the comparison of deception detection in past and future events. Additionally, we take a look at the studies that use unexpected questions in a non anticipated domain (trip planning phase, quality of the planning, and EFT), and we finish by discussing the ones that use evidence strategically

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