We close the discussion with a set of recommendations that we expect to work in social sensing settings where (i) frequent, reliable ground truth is available, (ii) there is little stigma associated with publicly admitting of being affected, and (iii) where the effects of astro-turfing are expected to be minimal.
Viewers do not seem at all disillusioned by frequent revelations that the truth on reality shows has been enhanced or distorted.
The problem with Holloway's girl-in-a-taxi line was that it served to reinforce the impression of him as some sort of dugout comedian, which, in truth, his frequent appearances on Sky Sports Soccer AMM programme did nothing to dispel.
On 28 December 2009, the BBC Radio 4 panel game The Unbelievable Truth, hosted by frequent QI guest panellist David Mitchell, broadcast a New Year's Special which paid tribute to QI.
Discernment skills come with repeated and frequent practice in seeking the truth, without any prejudices or presumptions.
Back in England, Collins met several times with Samuel Clarke and William Whiston at the house of Lady Calverly and Sir John Hubern for "frequent but friendly debates about the truth of the Bible and the Christian Religion" (Whiston, quoted in O'Higgins, 1970. p. 77).
I know this truth firsthand as the frequent recipient of phone calls from my parents requesting a visit from their granddogs, Julie and Stephan.
We used unequal stimulus classes (25% lie and 75% truth) on the assumption that truthful responses are frequent and ordinary, whereas deceptive responses should be infrequent and extraordinary.
As a radio host, singer, performer and frequent public speaker, I know one universal truth: You are only as good as your sound engineer.
It's not the truth!' But it's so frequent and it contradicts itself," she said.
