How to recognize a lie? How to recognize a lie?1. A lie is always an interaction between two people. When talking to a person, try to understand whether he has any intention of deceiving you. There is no lie without intent!2. A person always lies after your actions or questions. Lies are always secondary!3. When communicating with a person, watch for changes in his behavior. When a person lies, psychophysiological changes occur in the body, and we can see them.4. When a person tells a lie, adrenaline is released in his body. The released adrenaline leads to changes throughout the body. These changes make the whole body work differently: face, body, vocal cords, breathing.5. A liar always experiences fear—the fear of being caught. Fear always manifests itself in thoughts, words, and deeds.6. American scientists have found that the unconscious is responsible for the truth, which is reflected in gestures and body movements, and only words are responsible for lies. Learn to see contradictions between words and body language.7. When a person speaks the truth, he is relaxed. When he lies, he is always tense.8. The problem with a liar is in the details. If we start asking questions about details, then in most cases we will always figure out the liar. HOW TO RECOGNIZE A LIAR BY SPEECH.1. Ask questions and always watch what the person begins to answer you.2. If you asked a stressful question and in response heard a counter question, for example: “Why do you need this?”, “Well, what’s the point?” etc., which means the person is hiding information. Most likely he is lying.3. If you ask a stressful question and you hear, “It's not important,” and any other evasive answers, it means the person is hiding information. Most likely he is lying.4. If you asked a stressful question and received a tirade in response, namely a large stream of information said in a high tone of voice that is not related to the topic. Most likely, the person is telling a lie.5. If you ask a stressful question and the other person ignores you, doesn't answer the question, or just stops talking, they most likely have something to hide from you and may not be telling the truth.6. A liar can give himself away unintentionally by committing a “Freudian slip.” Pay close attention to the speaker's words.7. If you hear a long story listing sequential actions, and you doubt its veracity, ask him to recite the story backwards. If the story is false, the liar will not be able to reproduce it in reverse order.8. If a large number of pauses appear in the answer to a question, they become too long and frequent, and extra syllables appear - most likely the person is experiencing stress. This means he may not be telling the truth.9. Careless statements also often reveal liars.10. Liars often use generalized speech, using words like “all”, “always”, “some”, etc. in their speech. Always clarify what real experience is behind these parts of speech. PHYSIOLOGICAL INDICATORS.1. If you asked an important question, and after the answer the interlocutor looks at you carefully, then he is lying. It is always important for a liar to understand whether you believed his words.2. If a person tells a lie, in most cases his mouth becomes dry. This means that touching the face and lips will become more frequent. Watch this.3. When a person tells a lie, he may blush, feel embarrassed, guilty, or ashamed.4. When a person tells a lie, he may suddenly turn pale, experiencing the emotion of fear. During times of fear, a person turns pale because blood rushes to the legs.5. When a person tells a lie, the person’s breathing quickens and becomes deeper. Changes in breathing can be seen by observing the upper chest.6. If you asked a question and saw rapid blinking before answering, this is a sure sign of stress caused by the action of the autonomic nervous system. May indicate the interlocutor is lying.7. If you asked a question and saw that the person was suddenly sweating, beads of sweat appeared on his forehead, this would indicate that the person was very stressed. This means a person can lie.8. If in a conversation with.