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US 2013/0095457 A1Published application
Method for cognitive detection of deception
OwnerAndrew Kazimierz Baukney-Przybyiski, Netta Weinsteininventors
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Abstract
A method for cognitive appraisal uses a process that an interested party can use in order to attain indirect information about the goals, inclinations, or attitudes of a target person. Demographic parameters of the evaluated subject are entered into an INTERNET-enabled computer. The subject views a fixation point first and second images, a targeted stimulus, and evaluation stimuli. Based upon the subject's reaction to the evaluation stimuli, the subject is evaluated.
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A method for cognitive appraisal, including the steps of:
- a) providing a computer having a display screen;
- b) providing said computer with means for inputting commands to said computer;
- c) programming said computer with software useful to facilitate practice of the inventive method;
- d) associating said computer with a server;
- e) programming said server with software facilitating evaluation of data;
- f) inputting into said computer parameters of a task to be performed, said task including conducting a cognitive appraisal of a human subject;
- g) locating a human object in a position where said subject can view said display screen;
- h) sequentially displaying on said display screen a series of images, a list of said series of images including a plurality of stimuli;
- i) instructing said human subject to choose one of said stimuli by using said inputting means to input a choice;
- j) repeating steps h) and i) a plurality of times;
- k) conveying data to said server responsive to choices made by said human subject;
- and
- l) from said data, evaluating goals, inclinations or attitudes of said human subject.
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A method for cognitive appraisal, including the steps of:
- a) providing a computer having a touch screen display screen and connectable to a global communications network;
- b) said touch screen display screen providing said computer with means for inputting commands to said computer;
- c) programming said computer with software useful to facilitate practice of the inventive method;
- d) associating said computer with a remote server;
- e) programming said server with software facilitating evaluation of data;
- f) inputting into said computer parameters of a task to be performed, said task including conducting a cognitive appraisal of a human subject;
- g) locating a human object in a position where said subject can view said touch screen display screen;
- h) sequentially displaying on said display screen a series of images, a list of said series of images including a plurality of stimuli, said series of images including in order:
- i) a fixation point appearing for a short duration;
- ii) a first image, word or scrambled letter combination appearing for a short duration;
- iii) a targeted stimulus image or word appearing for a short duration;
- iv) a second image, word or scrambled letter combination appearing for a short duration;
- v) evaluation stimuli appearing for a relatively lengthier duration;
- i) instructing said human subject to choose one of said stimuli by using said inputting means to input a choice;
- j) repeating steps h) and i) 10-200 times;
- k) conveying data to said server responsive to choices made by said human subject;
- and
- l) from said data, evaluating goals, inclinations or attitudes of said human subject.
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