Four-Domain Model for Detecting Deception: An Alternative Paradigm for Interviewing
The detection of deception remains one of the most difficult areas of social interaction. The four-domain model of detecting deception is an attempt to categorize traits often associated with deception into four practical domains that can help the practitioner determine veracity. It
is an attempt at blending science, research, and communication art into categories that are easier to observe and manage. The model serves as a practical guide to determine if there has been effective communication or outright deception.
Keywords: COMMUNICATION; EFFECTIVE; HONESTY; INTERVIEWING; VERACITY
Document Type: Research Article
Publication date: 01 March 2005
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