"How To Spot A Liar!” - “I’m going out with Sam,” your spouse tells you in passing. “I just wanna take the car to the library,” your son or daughter tells you. “No, I didn’t leave the coffee pot on,” your co-worker insists. How do you know when someone is lying to you?
Here are some tips to help you.
1 - Bites lower lip (nervous, when lying).
2 - Self-consciously covers mouth before answering questions.
3 - Voice pitch goes higher, the voice is more negative, less fluid.
4 - Blink rate increases (sign of nervousness).
5 - A lot of throat clearing.
6 - Makes vague, sweeping statements
7 - Voice pitch goes higher, the voice is more negative, less fluid
TO BE CONTINUED. more tips are coming.
Here are some tips to help you.
1 - Bites lower lip (nervous, when lying).
2 - Self-consciously covers mouth before answering questions.
3 - Voice pitch goes higher, the voice is more negative, less fluid.
4 - Blink rate increases (sign of nervousness).
5 - A lot of throat clearing.
6 - Makes vague, sweeping statements
7 - Voice pitch goes higher, the voice is more negative, less fluid
TO BE CONTINUED. more tips are coming.