Do you want to reveal lies? These are 11 tags that you will be exposed toSource: Post politicians

A new research by Dr. Lena Tan Brink, a forensic psychologist and her aides at the University of California's Haas School of Business, Berkeley, says that our instincts are very strong in identifying liars, but at times we fail our conscious minds.

Fortunately, there are many signs we can look for to discover the lie.

"When you try to figure out someone's lie, you need to know what a person's natural behavior is," Lillian Glass, a behavioral analyst and body language expert who worked with the FBI, said on phishing signs. "Then you'll focus your attention on expressions Face, body language and patterns of speech. I have written this in her book The Language of the Body of Lies.
1 - change the position of their head quickly

If you find them moving their heads suddenly when you ask them a direct question, they know they are trying to lie to you. "The head will go back, bend down or lean on the side," Glass wrote. "This will happen before the person answers the question.
2 - change the way they breathe
"They will change their way of breathing, raise their shoulders and lower their voices," says Glass. "They will approach because both the heart rate and the blood flow will change, and the body makes these kinds of changes when they are fanatic or feel Tense, that is when you lie. "

1. They will remain very stable
   People are known to do simple movements when they are fanatic, but Glass says you have to be careful about people who do not move at all.
   "It can be a sign of a neurological conflict rather than an answer, because the body's conditions and preparations are in a state of challenge." When you talk in a normal conversation, it's normal for your body to move unconsciously, so when you keep your body Solid and crippling your body for any movement, that would be a big warning signal that something might have broken down. "
2. Repeat words or sentences
   "They try to give legitimacy to their lies in their minds." For example, he or she says "I did not do it ... I did not do it" again and again. Repetition gives them time to try to gather their ideas.
3. They say too much information
   "When someone gets deeper and deeper and gives you too much information you did not ask for in the first place, there is a very high probability that this person is not telling the truth." "Lies always talk a lot, because they hope - through their conversations and open openness - that others will believe them."
   6 - They touch their mouths or cover them
   "One of the signs of lying lies when a person puts his hand on his mouth, indicating that he does not want to deal with a subject or respond to a particular question," Glass says.
   "When adults put their hands on their mouths, that means they will not say everything, they do not want to tell the truth, and they literally cut off communication."
   7 - instinctively cover the parts of their bodies subject to attack
   It can include areas such as the throat, chest, head, and back. "I often saw this in the courtroom when I was a lawyer," Glass says. "I can tell you that someone's testimony has led to the defendant's fanaticism when I see his hand covering the front of his throat."
   "I never appreciated the use of that revealing behavior of secrets, so I worked for the FBI as a special agent."
   8 - They will break their feet
   "It's the pause of the body," Glass explains. "The foot pool tells you that the potential liar is not comfortable and fanatic, and this also shows you that he wants to leave the situation: Strathm wants to get away.
   "This is one of the basic ways to discover the liar, just look at his foot, so he will tell you a lot."
4. It's hard for them to talk
   "If you watch a recorded video to interrogate a guilty person, you will always find it very difficult for the defendant to speak," Glass writes.
   "This happens because the autonomic nervous system reduces the flow of saliva at the time of compression, making mucus membrane dry mouth." There are other signs to look for, such as a sudden bite of the lip.
   10 - stare hard at you without being too distracted by their eyes
   When people lie, it is common that they cut off eye contact, but the liar can go further by adjusting the eyes to try to control you and manipulate you.
   "When people say the truth, they sometimes go away from you from time to time naturally." You should also be careful of quick blinking.
   11 - They point their finger a lot
   When a liar is on the defensive trying to turn the table over you, the liar will become hostile to you because he is angry at your discovery of his lies, and thinks he might find the result of repeating his finger pointing to you.
   Translator for 11 Signs Someone Is Lying To You by VIVIAN GIANG AND JACQUELYN SMITH
   Source: Post politicians
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