Deception Tip 35:Truthful people tend to mirror head movements of the person with whom they converse, whereas a liar takes a more statuesque pose.

Deception Tip 34:

The lips of liars take on all sorts of positions; they may suck them  inward, pucker them, bite their lower lip, or point the lip corners  downward.

Deception Tip 34:The lips of liars take on all sorts of positions; they may suck them  inward, pucker them, bite their lower lip, or point the lip corners  downward.

Deception Tip 33:

A liar may tend to speak in the third person and/or use distancing pronouns.

Example: Saying one instead of I.

Deception Tip 33:A liar may tend to speak in the third person and/or use distancing pronouns. Example: Saying one instead of I.

Deception Tip 32:

When lying, people tend to experience severe dry mouth. As a result, they may frequently lick their lips.

Deception Tip 32:When lying, people tend to experience severe dry mouth. As a result, they may frequently lick their lips.

Deception Tip 31:

Liars like to use unconventional, and in ordinary, language in an effort to sound more truthful and sophisticated.

Deception Tip 31:Liars like to use unconventional, and in ordinary, language in an effort to sound more truthful and sophisticated.

Deception Tip 30:

Liars

may rapidly bounce both of their legs in a non-rhythmic fashion to

release the stress or tension involved in telling a lie.