Rachel Lindsey
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Brian Palmer 
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Thanks for adding me, Rachel. I hope you are well and having a great week so far, and hopefully you're hitting your stride with the thesis! |
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Donald 
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Rachel! Whatâs up!?! What is your thesis about? Hope you are having a great night |
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It's about detecting deception through mediated communication, like social media. lol
by Rachel Lindsey; ; Report
Like if a person is fake? Or a real person is lying? Or spreading deceptive information on social media? I am fascinated! Tell me more :)
by Donald; ; Report
It is based on a theory by Mark McClish. He used it on criminals to analyze their testimony or confessions. The professor that I working under has done a lot of research already with real subjects, so I am waiting on access to the raw data. It's more statement analysis than anything, like to prevent catfishing and identity theft.
by Rachel Lindsey; ; Report
So i read his website, i gather heâs analyzed the dictionary based on how vague and specific words are, and how much situational knowledge matches the use of those words. So you can evaluate a statement based on how much a person should know about an event/story etc compared to how specific/vague they are. This allows for interpretation of congruency or divergence: âYour story doesnât add upâ type thing, and show parts of the statement to press on for more details.
Close? Whats the general idea for social media?
by Donald; ; Report
Sorry i see you mentioned catfishing and identify theft... input someone's profile and conversations and see if things match up... fun fun!
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It is basically the same principal! Using the statement analysis portion of the theory to see if we can prove the same principals with a mediated communication. I came into the research after the initial research so I am catching up. But most of my paper will consist of testing that hypothesis.
by Rachel Lindsey; ; Report
His book âDonât be Deceivedâ is pretty good and explains the basis of the method.
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