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.

Deception Tip 29:

When accused, a liar will often take a step backward, and sometimes raise their hands, as if to ward off the accusation.

Deception Tip 29:When accused, a liar will often take a step backward, and sometimes raise their hands, as if to ward off the accusation.

Deception Tip 28:

Truthful facial expressions of emotion are micro-expressions, and appear for less than a second. They are unconscious and symmetrical.

Deception Tip 28:Truthful facial expressions of emotion are micro-expressions, and appear for less than a second. They are unconscious and symmetrical.

Deception Tip 12:Truthful words and gestures occur simultaneously. In contrast, lying words and gestures will be out of sync. Example: Pointing after speaking.

Deception Tip 27:

When

asked, a guilty person will often propose a more lenient consequence,

as opposed to a more common sense, or standard, consequence.

Deception Tip 27:When asked, a guilty person will often propose a more lenient consequence, as opposed to a more common sense, or standard, consequence.

Deception Tip 26:

Often

times, accusing a liar of a more serious crime may entice them to admit

to, or agree with, the accusation of a lesser crime.

Deception Tip 26:Often times, accusing a liar of a more serious crime may entice them to admit to, or agree with, the accusation of a lesser crime.