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First published 2026

Do Credibility Statements Really Matter? Applying Truth-Default Theory to Public Speaking

James A. Dubuisson, Darrin J. Griffin

Business and Professional Communication Quarterly

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First published 2025

Repeating Statements Increases Source Credibility

Simone Mattavelli, Marco Brambilla, Christian Unkelbach

Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin

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First published 2022-6

Narrative transparency and credibility: First–person process statements in video news

Mary Angela Bock, Allison Lazard

Convergence: The International Journal of Research into New Media Technologies

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First published 2016-1

Observers’ reactions to victim impact statements

Kim ME Lens, Janne van Doorn, Esmah Lahlah [...]

International Review of Victimology

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First published 2001

Errors of Recall and Credibility: Can Omissions and Discrepancies in Successive Statements Reasonably Be Said to Undermine Credibility of Testimony?

Juliet Cohen

Medico-Legal Journal

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First published 2018-5

When Is a Child’s Forensic Statement Deemed Credible? A Comparison of Physical and Sexual Abuse Cases

Irit Hershkowitz, Eran P. Melkman, Ronit Zur

Child Maltreatment

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First published 2018-10

Face Value and Cheap Talk: How Smiles Can Increase or Decrease the Credibility of Our Words

Lawrence Ian Reed, Rachel Stratton, Jessica D. Rambeas

Evolutionary Psychology

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First published 1970-8

Scaling of Subjective Credibility: A Prothetic Continuum

Lawrence D. Pine, Le Roy A. Stone

Perceptual and Motor Skills

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First published 2011-12

The euro area's common default risk: Evidence on the Commission's impact on European fiscal affairs

Roman Goldbach, Christian Fahrholz

European Union Politics

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First published 2004-02

Evolving Informational Credentials: The (Mis)Attribution of Believable Facts to Credible Sources

Alison R. Fragale, Chip Heath

Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin

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