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Norms, expectations, and deception: A norm violation model of veracity judgments

Timothy R. Levine Associate Professor of Communication, Michigan State University
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Lori N. Anders Master student in the Department of Speech, University of Hawaii, Manoa
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John Banas Master student in the Department of Speech, University of Hawaii, Manoa
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Karie Leigh Baum Master student in the Department of Speech, University of Hawaii, Manoa
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Keriane Endo Master student in the Department of Speech, University of Hawaii, Manoa
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Allison D. S. Hu Master student in the Department of Speech, University of Hawaii, Manoa
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Norman C. H. Wong Master student in the Department of Speech, University of Hawaii, Manoa
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Pages 123-137 | Received 07 Oct 1999, Accepted 28 Feb 2000, Published online: 02 Jun 2009

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