Body language is very helpful when it comes to detecting lies, but it is not the only method people can use. We teach the same in our Train The Trainer session. There are 30 non-visual cues that can be used to aid in the detection of lies. All behavioural has to be observed and learned. As per our research, we have identified and penning down 30 of them. They are
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- Unusual eye contact
- Pupil dilation
- Change in blink rate
- Eye blocks (touching around the eyes)
- Blushing or blanching
- Fake smile
- Retracted lips
- Duper’s Delight (a fleeting smile after an untruthful statement)
- Under- or overproduction of saliva
- Nose touching
- Mouth touching
- Vocal Cues
- Clammy palms
- Foot Movements
- Unusual stillness
- Pacifying gestures
- Decreased illustrators (using fewer hand gestures)
- Hidden hands
- Nervous laughter
- Cathartic exhale
- Fidgeting
- Gestures afterwords
- Partial shrug
- Torso shield
- Distancing behaviours
- Forward Lean
- Foot locks
- Longer or shorter response times
- Frequent and shallow breathing
- Throat clearing
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Wow,all thirty points make a solid case. Indeed these are the experienced pointers that we all invariably come/see across different cases. Thanks so much for gathering these together to detect lie beneath the iceberg
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Nice and precise.
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