social-interactional orientations
type: Concept
narrower: interpersonal deception theory

psycho-cognitive orientations
type: Concept
narrower: interpersonal deception theory

interpersonal deception theory
type: Concept
definition: Interpersonal deception theory (IDT) is a mid-range theory developed by David Buller and Judee Burgoon to predict and explain the process of encoding and decoding deceptive messages in interpersonal encounters. In response to what the authors perceived as an overly psychological orientation in the social science literature on deception, Buller and Burgoon created an interpersonal communication perspective on deception. [Source: Encyclopedia of Deception; Interpersonal Deception Theory]
broader: social-interactional orientations
broader: psycho-cognitive orientations
broader: interpersonal concepts

interpersonal concepts
type: Concept
narrower: interpersonal deception theory

concepts
type: Collection
type: ConceptGroup
member: interpersonal deception theory