Evaluation of the 911 considering offender probability in statements scale as a deception detection method for 911 calls.
Daniel E. O’Donnell(Northern Illinois University), Michelle C. Huffman(Federal Bureau of Investigation), Taylor E. Burd(Oak Ridge Associated Universities)
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