
Last night when I was watching a tv show, I was so amazed by the fact that people can tell liar by just looking at the other's face/gesture. So, being curious, I then went to search online to get more details about how to tell between lies and truth. And surprisingly, I found out that I always do all these "lies-signals" whenever I had to lie about something. Well, we all did lie before, didn't we...
So, just to share, these are the things that I found out. And knowing these "signals" might also be useful for us to prevent ourself from being cheated in the future...
FACIAL EXPRESSIONS
Fake happiness
- Only muscles surrounding the mouth are used.
- Muscles at other parts of the face (i.e. eyes, forehead, cheeks) are not involved
- Often used for polite smiles, forced smiles.
Natural Smile
- Many muscles move INVOLUNTARILY
- Cheeks and jaw moves up
- nose may wrinkles
- Eyes become squished and produce crow-feet.
BODY GESTRURE
Body language of liars
- Avoiding eye contact
- Sudden/excessive hand touching/scratching nose, mouth, neck, throat.
- Emotion displayed is delayed/stay extra-longer than it normally is.
- Expression does not fit words (i.e. face looks disgusted but lips say "i love you")
- Expression only involves muscles around mouth area. Naturally, expression that is honest involves more facial muscles (like eyes, forehead, cheeks)
- A guilty person gets defensive. An innocent person will often go on the offensive.
- Not making direct statement. Instead they imply answers.
- unnecessarily detailed-explanations.
- If you detect someone is lying, try to change the topic. If you notice that he/she looks more relief, then that might be the sign that he/she is lying. Someone who is not guilty will often look confused when you change the subject.
- Pupils dilate.
- After he/she explain about something and when ur turns to talk has come, paused momentarily. If she/he suddenly looks uncomfortable during the paused, that might be a bad sign.


3 comments:
izahsam, klu u menipu u akan cakap "ceyhhhh~" hahaha
Are you talking about the show Lie To Me?
Interesting kan? It's actually based on a real professor at UCSF! ^_^ (ke Stanford?)
Ha'ah...ye ker?? rancangan tu lah...i tgk a few times, tp suka btul..tak leh tgk slalu sbb x de astro
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