Individual Differences In Self- and Emotional Regulation Shape Behavioral and Psychophysiological Markers of Deception

This research proposal examines how emotional regulation, self-regulation, social desirability, and personality traits predict behavioral and psychophysiological responses during deception. Participants complete two computerized tasks, one in a socio-emotional context and one in a work-related context, with behavioral measurements, EEG and GSR/PPG recorded. Linear mixed models will assess moderation effects.