A master teaches you how to see through a lie at a glance.

A master teaches you how to see through a lie at a glance.

1, keep silent

If you suspect that what he said is a lie, keep silent. In this case, he added more facts, and later there were many details in the text, most of which were fabricated. Remember lies, the more you talk, the more false you are.

2. Observe tiny movements

When people lie, they may often touch the upper part of their bodies, such as rubbing their hair or wiping their eyes, touching their cheeks or mouths or adjusting their clothes and glasses. All these little moves imply that they are uneasy about lying.

3, whether to repeat the question

Repeated questions may be to buy time to make up stories, to recall the details I thought of before, or to convince myself that what I said is true, and to be good at telling stories in the third person and repeat questions.

4. Are you angry

Under your serial questioning, if his throwing and growling are synchronous, it means that you may have really misunderstood him. If there is a sequential relationship between his throwing and yelling, it means that he pretended to be angry and angry to scare you and make you feel that you misunderstood him by pretending to be angry.