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What are the clues?
Your quick guide to spot a liar!
If a person touches his nose, or covers his mouth, is he lying? In some cases yes, this
can be an indicator.
It is all about calibration.
What is calibration?
When looking for a lie, you need to know what a person does when they are telling the
truth. If a person uses their hands when they talk, or their eyes dart around when they
are having a comfortable conversation, you can calibrate their mannerisms, voice, tempo
and eyes for honesty. Notice their normal mannerisms when you know they are
answering the easy questions and telling the truth. This is the most critical part.
When you suspect that someone is lying, you will compare their dishonest response to
the way they respond when telling the truth.
Hands, head position, voice level, eye positions, shoulders, everything will be a signal
when you know what to look for.
You need to make note of the differences in behavior that shows that an internal conflict
is happening. When there is a conflict, the brain does not respond normally. It creates
signals that make it impossible for the person to keep the same mannerisms, voice tone
, head position, all in a congruent state as the lie is told.
Typical body language that reveals an internal conflict:
Hands over mouth
Hand to nose
Hand to ear
Hands or fingers moving, wringing, tapping
Head tilt to side
Head turned away
Body moving backwards
Blink rate increases
Pupils contract
Eyes go down to left or right
Eyelids stay closed during the answer
Voice tone rises
Clearing the throat
Do these things mean a person is lying? Not necessarily.
It depends on the calibration. Remember you are looking for the differences- the thing
that the body does because there is an internal conflict that causes involuntary
"leakage" of the emotional charge.
Words can be a great indicator that a person is about to lie:
Answering your question with a question
Repeating the statement, rather than answering
Say "I am telling you the truth
"I will not lie to you"
Accusing "Are you saying I am lying?"
Stammering, stuttering, and pausing before answering
Pointing while answering
The sound of the voice
Voice raises due to tightness of vocal chords.
Anxiety makes voice squeaky or raspy
Mumbling
Eyes
Eye position
Blink rate increasing
pupils contracting
Looking down to left or right (depending on whether the person is right or left handed)
Eye twitch- involuntary
Staring into your eyes (look for leakage immediately)
These signals alone do not mean a person is lying. If you have calibrated properly, you
will see the immediate and obvious change, or combination of behaviors that mean they
are lying. Remember, it is all about the way the person tells the truth, that will tell you when they are lying.
Some people think that they can lie by looking you right in the eyes. But, guaranteed,
something else will give. Even if they have practiced lying there will be a signal somewhere else.
A face that lacks expression can be covering up the lie- but the lack of expression and
the lack of micro muscle movements can be the dead giveaway.
If you learn how to detect a liar, the clues will be obvious. You will wonder how you never
noticed such OBVIOUS signals before. Learn from the video and then create your own
internal lie detector that will take all the signals, calibrate them unconsciously and then
you will know- is it truth or lie?
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