Creating a Realistic Experimental Scenario for HCI-Based Deception Detection Research with Ground Truth and Unsanctioned Malicious Acts

Authors

Michael D. Byrd, University of ArizonaFollow
Jeffrey L. Jenkins, MIS, University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ, United States.Follow
Joe S. Valacich, University of ArizonaFollow
Parker A. Williams, University of ArizonaFollow

Abstract

This research-in-progress note reports on the design and execution of a study in HCI-based deception detection. The objective of the study is to examine the impact of knowledge of tracking and countermeasures on the neuro- motor changes detected when subjects commit a malfeasant act. To examine this, an experimental context and design was required that would afford the subjects an opportunity to commit an un-sanctioned malicious act while tracking ground truth in an unobtrusive manner. The experimental design, study execution, and preliminary results are presented.

Recommended Citation

Byrd, Michael D.; Jenkins, Jeffrey L.; Valacich, Joe S.; and Williams, Parker A., "Creating a Realistic Experimental Scenario for HCI-Based Deception Detection Research with Ground Truth and Unsanctioned Malicious Acts" (2018). SIGHCI 2018 Proceedings. 18.
https://aisel.aisnet.org/sighci2018/18