What do people do when they lie?

The characteristics of introverted and honest people when they lie.

Introverted, shy and honest people seldom lie, but that doesn't mean they won't lie.

Such people are what we usually call honest people. They refuse to tell lies in their attitude, thinking that this is a bad quality and detrimental to their sense of morality and honor. But the reality is complicated. Some things can't be avoided if you want to, so they occasionally lie.

In other words, when they lie, there is a strong conflict in their hearts, which will be manifested through some channels. Expressed in words, you will feel guilty, or your speech will become stuttering and incoherent, or the rhythm of your speech will suddenly change.

In addition to words, they will also have some physiological changes. In a word, this kind of person is a novice liar and it is easy to reveal clues. Of course, because they usually leave a very good impression and are easy to be trusted, they may be the hardest to find when they are determined to hide something.

The characteristics of extroverted and lively people when they lie.

Such people are best at dealing with people, and their language ability is far better than that of introverts, so when lying, they will not make some low-level "mistakes" and let others see through them at a glance.

But careful observation can still find some flaws. For example, some people are afraid that others will doubt them, and they will first have the illusion that they are trustworthy. They will take the initiative to talk about one thing and then describe the ins and outs of it in detail, which is a hint to others that they are open-minded and have nothing to hide.

Of course, the reality is complicated and people's reactions are complicated. Everything needs specific analysis. Finally, I want to say that a lie is always a lie, and no information can really cover it up. The best way to avoid lying is not to lie as much as possible.