"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 eight tips to help you.
1 - Bites lower lip (nervous, when lying).
2 - Plays with own hair or earrings (ex; interviews).
3 - Self-consciously covers mouth before answering questions.
4 - Voice pitch goes higher, the voice is more negative, less fluid.
5 - Blink rate increases (sign of nervousness).
6 - Smiles, but leans face away from you.
7 - A lot of throat clearing.
8 - Scratching head or face when talking.
Most of the time you can tell when someone is lying to you, because
facial expressions are a result of our society's rules. But most
people are not very good at covering their emotions.
Often the least reliable information we receive comes from what is
said, while the most reliable comes from responses we can't control.
The complete report "20 Tips To Spot A Liar" has a tip so powerful
no one will ever be able to lie to you again! Complete details
are at; http://www.faceuptoit-youcan.com/ssale.html
Kathy Thompson is a writer, speaker, profiler, who can help you
with all your personal communications (writing, speaking, interpersonal).
Contact Kathy at; writing4u@faceuptoit-youcan.com
