How to detect a liar in just a few seconds

How to detect a liar in just a few seconds

If you say that someone is a liar, you mean that they tell lies.

So we can detect a liar in just seconds by this ways


 - Build rapport.
Experience shows that "good cop" typically gets better results than "bad cop."

- Look at facial flushing. If you are talking to someone and their face flushes they may be being dishonest or they are might also be distressed. (Note: There are some people who are just naturally shy and flush easily around people


- Come across as empathetic in conversation, and you'll get the person to open up more than when you are cold and accusatory.

- Surprise them.
A deceptive person will try to anticipate your questions, so that their answers sound instinctive and natural. They may even practice answering specific questions ahead of time.

Ask them something they don't expect, and they'll stumble.

 - Listen more than you speak.
Liars tend to speak more than truthful people in an attempt to sound legitimate and win over their audience. They will also use more complex sentences to hide the truth.

- Blushing is an involuntary reflex caused by sympathetic nervous system (this activates your fight-or-flight response) and is a response to the release of adrenaline.


- Pay attention to how they say "No."
"No" is a key word to observe if you suspect someone is trying to mislead you.

- A person is often demonstrating deceptive behavior when they:
say "no" and look in a different direction;say "no" and close their eyes;say "no" after hesitating;say "noooooooo," stretched over a long period of time;say "no" in a singsong manner.

- Are the Eyes Lying : A Few More Tips : There are a few more iron clad ways to find out if someone is being deceitful or distress, by watching the eyes. When you meet someone for the first time, the first person to look away is submissive to the other. This is always going to be true. I leave it to you, whether you want to have an intense stare down though.

People that lie often, will maintain uncomfortable eye contact. By uncomfortable, they will look you in the eyes for 70% or more of the conversation. 50% eye contact is considered normal.

Finally, a persons blink rate will increase dramatically during long periods of lying. These are the main clues all experts agree on, concerning Detecting a Liar through eye analysis.