Beliefs about Deception

An online survey assessing Australian residents' beliefs about non-verbal behaviour and deception, along with their opinions regarding cross-cultural deception detection. A Qualtrics online survey with a replication of the ten questions used by The
Global Deception Research Team (GDRT) (2006, p. 72). Additional free-text
response questions were: Do you think it is harder to
tell when someone from a different cultural background is lying? and: Why
do you think it would, or might, be harder for people from different cultural
backgrounds to tell if someone was lying?Five
hundred and thirty-three Australian residents completed the questionnaire fully,
with five of the GDRT replicated questions having 534 responses. The youngest
respondent was 16 and the oldest 86 (M=36.4, SD= 15.38). Five
hundred and three people answered the question: Why do you think it would,
or might, be harder for people from different cultural backgrounds to tell if
someone was lying?

一项针对澳大利亚居民对非言语行为及欺骗信念的在线调查，同时征询他们对跨文化欺骗检测的意见。该调查采用 Qualtrics 在线调查平台，复现了全球欺骗研究团队（GDRT）于2006年所使用的十个问题（第72页）。此外，还增加了以下开放式问题：您认为判断不同文化背景的人是否在说谎是否更为困难吗？以及：您认为为何来自不同文化背景的人们在判断他人是否说谎时可能会更加困难？共有533名澳大利亚居民完整地完成了问卷，其中GDRT复现的五个问题共有534个有效回答。年龄最小的受访者16岁，年龄最大的86岁（平均年龄36.4岁，标准差为15.38）。共有503人回答了为何来自不同文化背景的人们在判断他人是否说谎时可能会更加困难的问题？