AN INVESTIGATIONINTO LINGUISTIC CUES TO DECEPTIONFROM THE STATEMENTS MADE BY CHARACTERS IN THE AMERICAN CRIME DRAMA “LIE TO ME”
This study examined the linguistic dimensions of deception emitted through statements made by characters in the American crime drama series “Lie to me”, using a combination of textual analysis tools in order to look for linguistic cues in deception detection. Data input were randomly selected...
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oai:data.ufl.udn.vn:UFL-17562025-03-19T04:14:07Z AN INVESTIGATIONINTO LINGUISTIC CUES TO DECEPTIONFROM THE STATEMENTS MADE BY CHARACTERS IN THE AMERICAN CRIME DRAMA “LIE TO ME” LV ThS 382 NGUYỄN THỊ QUỲNH NHƯ TRẦN QUANG HẢI, Ph.D. This study examined the linguistic dimensions of deception emitted through statements made by characters in the American crime drama series “Lie to me”, using a combination of textual analysis tools in order to look for linguistic cues in deception detection. Data input were randomly selected from overall transcript of the series’ 48 episodes with total duration of 2,016 minutes. Three main instruments for text analysis included Linguistic Inquiry Word Count (LIWC), Text Content Analysis Tool (TCAT), and Simple Concordance Program (SPC). LIWC was used to calculate data of self references social words, positive emotion words, negative emotion words, articles, big words (letters > 6 words). TCAT software returned statistics on total unique word, number of sentences, average sentence length and the derived Type-Token ratio. SPC was used to count frequency of concordance in deceitful statements. Pearson coefficients were calculated to study the correlation of pairs of linguistic dimensions. Results showed the most frequent correlation happened between self-references and social words, usually in a negative direction. This finding and some other findings stimulated the author to suggest alternative approach to special English courses related to International Criminal Studies in law enforcement training programs in Vietnam via the emerging computer-based methods of psychometric measurement in statement analysis research. 2025-03-19T04:14:01Z 2025-03-19T04:14:01Z 2013 Thesis https://data.ufl.udn.vn/handle/UFL/1756 en application/pdf application/pdf Trường Đại học Ngoại ngữ, Đại học Đà Nẵng |
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This study examined the linguistic dimensions of deception emitted
through statements made by characters in the American crime drama series
“Lie to me”, using a combination of textual analysis tools in order to look for
linguistic cues in deception detection. Data input were randomly selected
from overall transcript of the series’ 48 episodes with total duration of 2,016
minutes. Three main instruments for text analysis included Linguistic Inquiry
Word Count (LIWC), Text Content Analysis Tool (TCAT), and Simple
Concordance Program (SPC). LIWC was used to calculate data of self references social words, positive emotion words, negative emotion words,
articles, big words (letters > 6 words). TCAT software returned statistics on
total unique word, number of sentences, average sentence length and the
derived Type-Token ratio. SPC was used to count frequency of concordance
in deceitful statements. Pearson coefficients were calculated to study the
correlation of pairs of linguistic dimensions. Results showed the most
frequent correlation happened between self-references and social words,
usually in a negative direction. This finding and some other findings
stimulated the author to suggest alternative approach to special English
courses related to International Criminal Studies in law enforcement training
programs in Vietnam via the emerging computer-based methods of
psychometric measurement in statement analysis research. |
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TRẦN QUANG HẢI, Ph.D. |
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AN INVESTIGATIONINTO LINGUISTIC CUES TO DECEPTIONFROM THE STATEMENTS MADE BY CHARACTERS IN THE AMERICAN CRIME DRAMA “LIE TO ME” |
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AN INVESTIGATIONINTO LINGUISTIC CUES TO DECEPTIONFROM THE STATEMENTS MADE BY CHARACTERS IN THE AMERICAN CRIME DRAMA “LIE TO ME” |
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investigationinto linguistic cues to deceptionfrom the statements made by characters in the american crime drama “lie to me” |
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Trường Đại học Ngoại ngữ, Đại học Đà Nẵng |
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