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Stylistic analysis for law enforcement purposes: A case study of a language variable as an index of a suspect's caution in phrasing answers

Ronald H. Carpenter Associate professor of English, University of Florida, Gainesville
Pages 32-39 | Published online: 21 May 2009

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Stephen Porter & JohnC. Yuille. (1994) Credibility assessment of criminal suspects through statement analysis. Psychology, Crime & Law 1:4, pages 319-331.
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Luigi Anolli, Michela Balconi & Rita Ciceri. (2003) LINGUISTIC STYLES IN DECEPTIVE COMMUNICATION: DUBITATIVE AMBIGUITY AND ELLIPTIC ELUDING IN PACKAGED LIES. Social Behavior and Personality: an international journal 31:7, pages 687-710.
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RONALD H. CARPENTER. (2006) The Statistical Profile of Language Behavior with Machiavellian Intent or While Experiencing Caution and Avoiding Self‐Incrimination. Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences 606:1, pages 5-17.
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