Deception Tip 20:

Liars often display increased eye contact. As if to see that the target believes their lie.

Deception Tip 20:Liars often display increased eye contact. As if to see that the target believes their lie.

Deception Tip 19:

Contempt is the only asymmetrical facial expression. Liars may display it when targets suggest incorrect, or inept, answers.

Deception Tip 19:Contempt is the only asymmetrical facial expression. Liars may display it when targets suggest incorrect, or inept, answers.

Deception Tip 4:While reciting a rehearsed lie, it is difficult to perform physical tasks, such as making coffee. The liar will most likely stand perfectly still with items in hand.

Deception Tip 18:

Liars often use distancing language when speaking about someone they would like to avoid being associated with.

Example: That man instead of his name.

Deception Tip 18:Liars often use distancing language when speaking about someone they would like to avoid being associated with. Example: That man instead of his name.

Deception Tip 17:

Liars

add lots of detail to their stories and can be overly specific. Whereas

truth tellers use more general statements and estimations.

Deception Tip 17:Liars add lots of detail to their stories and can be overly specific. Whereas truth tellers use more general statements and estimations.

Deception Tip 16:

Beware

of asymmetrical gestures, as truthful expressions are symmetrical.

Shoulder shrugs more prominent on one side may be indicative of

deception.