Fact: The average person lies 3 times in a 10 minute conversation.
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Eye Movement

•   A person who is lying will often avoid making eye contact.
•   Looking to the right is characteristic of remembering.
•   Looking to the left is characteristic of construction or possibly - lying.
•   Excessive blinking or rapid eye movements can also indicate a lie.

 


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Body Language

The following  may suggest discomfort or deception:

•  Touching or rubbing of the face, ears or neck
• Facial  Microexpressions - flash on the face for a second but reveal true sentiment
• Physiological discomfort - sweating, shifting, fidgeting
•  Jerky head motions abruptly to the side
• Leaning away or putting something physically between you 
• Crossing arms over the chest
• Looking down  
• Limited, stiff motions that are self directed

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Behaviour

•  Establish a Baseline - deviations from normal behaviour are suggestive
• Deflection of direct questions
• Excessive/Unnecessary Details can show desperation to convince
• A guilty person tends to become defensive
• Use of humour or sarcasm to avoid the subject
• Change in rate of speech or tone of voice
  
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