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Index
Cover Title Page Dedication Section I: Elicitation: What it is, How it Works, Why it Works
Introduction: Getting to the Truth Before the Lie Chapter 1: So Much for Shredders Chapter 2: Building Rapport: The Foundation of Elicitation Chapter 3: Natural Human Behavior: Why Elicitation Is So Effective
Section II: Your Elicitation Toolbox
Chapter 4: How to Perform a Basic Elicitation Chapter 5: The Presumptive Statement Chapter 6: The Third-Party Perspective Chapter 7: Bracketing: I’ve Got Your Number Chapter 8: Curiosity: The Truth Lure Chapter 9: Status Manipulation Chapter 10: Empathetic Statements Chapter 11: Naïveté Chapter 12: Some Additional Techniques to Place in Your Elicitation Toolbox
Quotation of Reported Facts Creating Cognitive Dissonance Quid Pro Quo If at First You Don’t Succeed, Try, Try a Friend Being a Skeptic Mixing Skepticism with a Presumptive Statement and a Dash of Quotation of Reported Facts Feigned Disbelief Word Echo Erroneous Misattribution Hanging Chad Test-Drive Your Elicitation Techniques Chapter 13: The P (Personality) Factor in Effective Elicitation
Section III: Putting Yourself to the Test
Chapter 14: Can You Meet the Counter-Elicitation Challenge? Chapter 15: Can You Pass the Elicitation Exam? Chapter 16: Your Truth Detector Elicitation Checklist
Appendix A: MBTI Personality Descriptions Appendix B: Glossary of Elicitation Tools Acknowledgments About the Authors Bibliography Copyright
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