Deception Tips Podcast

Deception Tip 12: Truthful words and gestures occur simultaneously. In contrast, lying words and gestures will be out of sync. Example: Pointing after speaking.

Deception Tip 11:  Liars will seize any opportunity to be believed. Therefore, it is very likely that the liar will accept lies told by the target even if they may be incriminating.

Deception Tip 10: A quick answer of yes or no, followed by a delayed explanation, may suggest deception, as the person might have been thinking about their response.

Deception Tip 9: Some liars may make positive statements negative, or vice versa, to provide quick answers to the question. Example: Did you… No, I did not do…

Deception Tip 8: Liars will often unconsciously place object(s) between themselves and the target as a defensive barrier.

Deception Tip 7: It is essential to look for clusters, or patterns, of behavior when detecting deception. Liars always display more than one sign.

Deception Tip 6:  When a liar is questioned, vulnerability may be shown by unconsciously covering the genital area. Either with folded hands or an object.

Deception Tip 5: Guilty people often avoid using contractions as if to emphasize their innocence. Example: using did not instead of didn’t.

Deception Tip 4: While reciting a rehearsed lie, it is difficult to perform physical tasks, such as making coffee. The liar will most likely stand perfectly still with items in hand.

Deception Tip 3: Contradictory behaviors, such as saying no while nodding yes, are often displayed by liars.

Deception Tip 2: Dilated Pupils are a sign of arousal or keen interest. Beware of pinpoint pupils when others are speaking.

Deception Tip 1:  Liars will often fold their arms defensively in an unconscious attempt to minimize body language.

Welcome to the Deception Tips Podcast. Today you will begin a journey that will teach you how to read people and detect deception!