Erratum

This article refers to:

Back to the Future: Asking About Mental Images to Discriminate Between True and False Intentions

In volume 147, issue 6, of The Journal of Psychology Table 1 was incorrectly formatted in the article “Back to the Future: Asking About Mental Images to Discriminate Between True and False Intentions” by Melanie Knieps, Pär Anders Granhag, and Aldert Vrij, pp. 619–640, doi: 10.1080/00223980.2012.728542. The corrected table is below. The publisher apologizes for this error.

Liars’ and Truth Tellers’ Subjective Ratings of the Mental Image Derived from the Post Interview Questionnaire

	Liars		Truth tellers
Subjective ratings	M	SD	M	SD	d
Global
Extent, mental image	5.17	2.02	5.19	.94	–0.01
Clarity, pre-experience	5.14	1.84	5.49	1.63	–0.20
Specific
Visual	5.36	1.75	5.62	1.64	–0.15
Auditory	2.17	1.40	1.71	1.26	0.35
Smell/taste	1.71	1.37	1.69	1.47	0.01
Spatial location	5.02	1.63	5.69	1.55	–0.42
Spatial location of objects	5.07	1.81	5.00	1.74	0.04
Spatial location of persons	3.17	1.94	3.10	1.82	0.04
Time of day	3.98*	2.16	2.85	1.68	0.58
Temporal order	4.62	1.71	4.71	1.97	–0.05
Note. All ratings for the liars pertain to how they perceived their cover story. *p < .05.