Author List: Jensen, Matthew L.; Lowry, Paul Benjamin; Burgoon, Judee K; Nunamaker, Jr., Jay F.;
Journal of Management Information Systems, 2010, Volume 27, Issue 1, Page 175-201.
The article presents the results of an experiment which involved novices and experts using a decision aid to detect deception in a law enforcement scenario. Both groups improved their assessment accuracy using the decision support system, but tended to ignore it when it contradicted them. The professionals often did not even look at the decision aid's reasons for contradicting them. The theory of technology dominance (TTD) is discussed in this context, and it is noted that the experiment's results contradicted TTD in two respects.
Keywords: credibility;credibility assessment;deception;deception detection;decision aids;decision making;theory of technology dominance
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