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  • Forensic Linguistics
  • Behavioral Cues in Speech

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  • Analysis of political discourse and communication strategies.
  • Examination of speech patterns during high-stakes public events.
  • Focus on the Lewinsky case and associated testimonies.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To compare speech patterns of President Clinton and Hillary Rodham Clinton.
  • To identify linguistic markers related to deception in political statements.
  • To contrast these statements with other speech genres.

Main Methods:

  • Comparative analysis of speech excerpts from testimonies and interviews.
  • Quantitative analysis of within-speaker pauses and reply lengths.
  • Qualitative assessment for behavioral cues for deception detection (Ekman, 1985).

Main Results:

  • President Clinton exhibited longer pauses and more than double the reply length compared to Hillary Rodham Clinton.
  • Specific statements by President Clinton showed notable variations from other corpora.
  • These variations aligned with established behavioral cues for deception detection.

Conclusions:

  • Speech patterns during President Clinton's Grand Jury Testimony and a press conference statement differed significantly.
  • Linguistic analysis revealed potential indicators of deception in key presidential statements.
  • The findings highlight the utility of speech analysis in forensic contexts.