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有什么探查谎言的好方法?
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Lies and Lying: What is the easiestway to catch a liar?GuidoCroce, Image Consultant & Body Language EnthusiastThere are lots of ways that youcan catch a liar. For example by listening to what they are saying, the wordsthey choose, their gestures and/or facial expressions.However, the easiest way tofigure out if somebody is lying to you is to follow thebaseline method.How does the baseline methodwork? Whenever you interact with somebody new, you have to establish a baseline for that person, the normal behavior.After understanding the patternof the individual of when they are telling the truth, you must keep watchingthe person, and every time you see their typical behavior change, it might meanthat they are lying.Note: It does’t mean that theperson is definitely lying, but there is chance that that might be the case.When you notice a change ofpattern, you then must investigate further by asking more specific questionsabout the topic, in a subtle, non-suspicious way.So, from now on, make sure toestablish a baseline for everybody you know, so that you can start catchingliars.A few signs to look for in potentialliars:1. ExtremeFace Touching -When somebody doesn’t usually touch their face a lot and starts doing it all ofa sudden, it might be an indication of deception.2. More or Less Eye Contact - If you notice an increase ordecrease in eye contact it might be a sign that person is lying to you, bytrying to make up something.3. Feet Direction - If you notice that suddenly the personyou are talking to shifts their feet direction towards a door or exit, it’squite probable that that person is uncomfortable and wants to leave, a possiblesign of lyingREMEMBER: Always focus behavioral shifts in body language, neverspecific body language gestures.If you liked this answer check out this article How to Start Reading Body Language.
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