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ERPs in Deception,
Malingering, and False
Memory
J. Peter Rosenfeld
Psychology Department
Northwestern University
Evanston Illinois,USA
Principal Collaborators
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Joel Ellwanger
Tuti Reinhart Miller
Archana Rao
Matt Soskins
Greg Bosh
• Many of the original ideas here were
theirs.
A simple neural code
Event-related potentials
P300 Attributes:
• An Endogenous, Event-Related
Potential (ERP)
• Positive polarity (down in Illinois).
• Latency range: 300-1000 msec
– varies with stimulus complexity/evaluation
time
• Typical Scalp Amplitude(Amp) Map
– Pz > Cz > Fz
• Amp = f(stim. probability, meaning)
P300 at 3 scalp sites
P300 amplitude as recognition
index
• Autobiographical items (previous slide)
• Guilty Knowledge test items (Rosenfeld
et al., 1988)
• Antisocial/illegal acts in employee
screening (Rosenfeld et al., 1991).
• Matches to samples in tests of
malingered cognitive deficits
Normals: autobiog. oddball
CHI patients: autobiog.
oddball
Individual detection rates for
various stimuli (normal
simulators).
E-Name forgetters(oddball is
dark line)
Screening example
Autobiographical paradigm
has limitations in detecting
malingerers
• Most malingerers are not so
unsophisticated as to verbally state that
they don’t recall, say, their birthdate,
when in fact they may have just filled
out a card in which they provided that
information.
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Continuation…
• The behavioral “MDMT” was developed
as an entrapment test to catch these
people. It’s a simple matching-tosample test: A sample 3-digit number is
presented followed either by a match or
mismatch.
Simple MDMT paradigm:
• There is a 5-15 second interval between
sample and probe. This is an easy task,
yielding 100% performance even in
patients with moderate head injury-unless, oddly enough, they happen to be
in litigation !
• Where does one set the threshold for
diagnosis of malingering? 90%? (Some
non-litigating malingerers score well
below 90%, as we’ll see.)
Behavioral MDMT not reliable:
Some non-litigating pts. fail
Souped-up MDMT: simple
version
• “Simple” means only one probe
stimulus per sample.
• P300 is recorded as soon as the probe -match or mismatch-- is presented.
• Match probability is kept low.
• RESULTS------------>
Match-To-Sample example
Computer-plotted data:
What would 75%-HITTING
plaintiff’s lawyer say?
• “Sure, my client scores 75% correct and
his P300 to matches is bigger than to
mismatches. But that’s because he
mostly DOES make the correct
discrimination--but 75% is still less than
normal. Therefore, give us the money
(me, one-third).”
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Continuation…
• We did 2 experiments: 1) If a malingerer
aims to score 75% correct, whither
P300? 2) What happens to P300 with a
really tough discrimination?
Manipulated 75% “hit” rate
produces a larger P300….
100%
100%
Experiment 2: Difficult tasks: 7
and 9 digit numbers, match to
sample.
P300 wiped out in difficult
task, at 75%, even at
accuracy> 90%
Simple P3-MDMT summary:
• If one fakes 75% hits, one’s P300 gets
bigger(or doesn’t change).
• If one has genuine difficulty--honest
75%--then P300 is totally removed.
• These findings should allow
discrimination of normals, malingerers,
real deficit(pts).
• BUT…diagnostic hit rate only 70% !!
Scalp Distribution
• For P300, Pz > Cz > Fz, usually, but…
• There are many ways that this can be
so:
SITE
AMP
Fz
Cz
Pz
Cz
Fz
Pz
lie
SITES
truth
AMP
Fz
Cz
Pz
Match-to-Sample Test:
advanced version
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386 sample
212
457
386 (*)
789
325
123
Stimulus-Response Types
• Match(R) probe
– “Match” (RR--honest/correct)
– “Mismatch” (RW--dishonest/error)
• Mismatch(W) probe
– “Mismatch” (WW--honest/correct)
– “Match” (WR--dishonest/error)
ERPs in Liar Group to R and
W
Deception swamps out R/W
effect
“Profiles” of Deception
Truth vs Lie Groups
Deception overcomes
paradigm effects
Specificity (“Pinnochio”)
• Simple Truth vs. Lie Groups differ in
task demands.
• This is not relevant for practical field
detection.
• It is relevant for claims pertaining to a
specific lie response.
• How do you make a “perfect” control
group?
An imperfect(but not bad)
control
Two groups run in two trial blocks of
autobiog. oddball: [1. Phone #, 2. Bday]
• Lie Group
– Block 1 : Respond truthfully, repeat forwards.
– Block 2: Lie 50% of time, repeat forwards.
• Control Group
– Block 1: Respond truthfully, repeat forwards.
– Block 2: Respond truthfully, repeat
backwards(50%).
Only lying liars stick out.
Same result with simple truth
control
Lie Response<>Truth
Response; Psychopathy is
irrelevant(swamped).
Psychopathy Effect is
frontal,late(?)
Cz
Fz
Pz
EOG
1.88 V
400 ms
F3
F4
P3
P4
Figure 1A
False(honestly
believed)memories:
• Deese/Roediger paradigm
– Presented words at study: sleep, bed,
dream,blanket,pajamas,dark….
– Not presented word: night.
• Test words:
– night-- a critical LURE--> possible
responses: “Old” or “New”
– bed-- an actual memory word “Old”
– table-- a completely new word “New”
Profiles depend on belief:
Replication data: almost ditto
P300 Latency is the
unconscious recognizer
Replication data: ditto !
What’s next?
• What does Malingered “false” memory
look like?
• Again, what happens as sites are
added?
• ________________________________
• [email protected]