Glynis Bogaard (G.)
Research profile
Dr. Bogaard specializes in legal psychology with a focus on investigative interviewing and credibility assessment. Her research explores verbal and non-verbal cues to detection, individual differences in credibility assessment, and the application of psychological insights to improve real-world investigative practices.
Research projects
Deepfakes in the Interrogation Room: AI-Generated Evidence and Fundamental Rights
This project investigates the implications of AI-generated media for policing and legal decision-making. It focuses on how deepfakes may affect credibility assessment, evidentiary standards, and fundamental rights within European legal contexts.
Avatar-to-Avatar Interviewing in Virtual Environments
This project explores the use of virtual environments and avatar-based communication in investigative interviews. It examines whether such settings can improve the quality of information elicitation and enhance credibility assessment, particularly in situations where traditional interviewing is constrained.
Outsmarting Liars: Toward Single-Case Lie Detection
This project focuses on developing interviewing protocols that enable reliable lie detection at the individual case level, addressing a central limitation in current deception research.