When we tell a lie often try to communicate with the body of a whole different emotion we are feeling. Learn to detect lies by observing the behavior of the speaker.
Believe me-me: the person is superarticulada, but on a specific subject begins to stutter. There's lies in play.
Scratch, bit, disguise. Touching your neck, looking down, biting his lips, itchy nose and eyes: it may indicate a lie - if the person usually doesn't do this.
Woooooow! The shorter emotion that exists is the surprise. Extending this expression is a way to gain time to prepare a lie.
You blinked: a normal person blinks 10 to 15 times per minute. When you tell a lie the frequency of blinking increases.
Made of ice. Who lies tends to''freeze'' the face and move abruptly from one expression to the feelings of others. Calculated moves and arms attached to the body are also bad signs.
The voice is gone... The voice's toner tends to get lower and paused when a person is lying.
Lívia Oliveira
It's really interesting to study the body language of people, because you learn to deal more with them!
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