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After a virtual crime task was given to participants, the CIT (Concealed Information Test) was administered to examine the differences in psychophysiological response measures on crime-related and unrelated questions during the test. Data from overall 20 participants were analyzed. All of the participants had to steal an object and their differences in respiration, skin conductance, and heart rate between the crimerelated questions and the unrelated questions during the CIT were measured. The results showed that the respiration was significantly shorter for the crime-related question than the unrelated question. Next, for the skin conductance, crime-related question showed the stronger response than the unrelated questions. The limitations and the implications are discussed in this article.