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Observe their body language. Liars may avoid eye contact, fidget, or change weight. Verbal and nonverbal inconsistencies may be a warning sign.
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Lying people may modify their speech habits. To conceal the deception, they may talk quicker or slower, stutter, or provide lengthy explanations.
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Liars may avoid answering inquiries. Instead, they may deflect, shift the topic, or provide ambiguous answers to conceal the truth.
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Liars struggle to present a coherent tale. When pressed, they may change their story. Check for narrative discrepancies.
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A liar may seem unaffected or unconcerned. Their body language may not match the talk.
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When confronted, a liar may grow defensive. To prevent being detected in their lie, they may overreact, become overprotective, or shift responsibility.
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Microexpressions disclose emotions. Look for brief indications of dread, contempt, or other feelings that contradict their words. These may reveal their sentiments and dishonesty.