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Deception Detection: Using Eye-Tracking Technology to Measure Faking in a Simulated Applicant Setting
The impact of faking on selection assessments and the need for methods to detect such behavior has drawn increased attention of researchers in the selection field over the last quarter century. The overarching purpose of this study was to assess the validity of utilizing eye-tracking technology in t
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