Deception Tip 82:

Get a liar to talk by starting sentences with the word “you” and ending them with suggestions or questions.

Deception Tip 81:

A good way to train yourself to be more observant towards body language is to watch television on mute.

Deception Tip 80:

Smiles are very prevalent in lies. Pay close attention to the symmetricality of the smile, as asymmetrical smiles may be deceptive.

Deception Tip 79:

Remember that body language is always truthful, and words can be deceptive. Always, believe body language.

Deception Tip 78:

Be

careful to listen to the entire story, as words can often have more

than one meaning. Use context to determine whether or not they are being

deceptive.

Deception Tip 77:

Rather than becoming confrontational, introverted people show disagreement by controlling a different, self-invented, situation.

Deception Tip 77:Rather than becoming confrontational, introverted people show disagreement by controlling a different, self-invented, situation.

Deception Tip 76:

When telling a lie, the liar may cover his or her mouth, usually with a hand or fingers, as if to unconsciously prevent the lie.

Deception Tip 76:When telling a lie, the liar may cover his or her mouth, usually with a hand or fingers, as if to unconsciously prevent the lie.

Deception Tip 75:

Steepling fingers mean confidence. Liars may display this when they believe they have fooled the target.