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...data. Having to do all that at the same time requires a high cognitive load meaning the person is only able to provide short answers with limited detail. Therefore, asking unexpected questions is one possible way to differentiate truths from lies. In summary, there is a lot of evidence to suggest that people are not that effective at detecting deception from their...

...data. Who are these young people? What are their backgrounds? Where are they from? Tomlinson recounted a time he was interviewed on the BBC World Service about his research. At the end of the interview, a fellow interviewee from the USA asked him, “Where is the evidence from other countries?” The problem is, there’s very little. In war, the ruling government usually...

...data and developing the paper that we worked on together. Maybe after each set, just change your lane, so they all get a chance. So maybe– MUSTAFA SARKAR: I'm Dr. Mustafa Sarkar. I'm an Associate Professor of Sport and Performance Psychology at Nottingham Trent University. My main area of research looks at the psychology of sporting excellence. And in particular, I'm...