Burgoon and Levine's research on deception detection indicates that we are accurate in detecting deception: Group of answer choices just over half the time. just under half the time. about 80% of the time. less than 70% of the time. about 20% of the time.

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Raymond Bass

27 December, 20:02

Burgoon and Levine's research on deception detection indicates that we are accurate in detecting deception: Group of answer choices just over half the time. just under half the time. about 80% of the time. less than 70% of the time. about 20% of the time.

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just over half the time

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Burgoon and Levine in their research on deception detection noted that deception can be accurately detected just over half the time through clues such as facial expressions, voice cues, and cues from gestures.

Deception has been defined as an either an intentional or nonintentional act of giving out false information that mislead people. Although human being are poor at accurately detecting deception, Burgoon's research indicated an average of 54% detection accuracy.