How to spot a liar

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Restlessness and not being able to make eye contact are not great tools for catching liars. Apart from this, there are many things that you can tell if the person in front of you is telling the truth or not.

Harvard University Business School Professor Amy Cuddy published a book recently. The book is called 'Presence: Bringing Your Boldest Self to Your Biggest Challenges'. In one part of the book, Cuddy outlines some ways to catch lies. Psychologists think that people can understand whether they are lying or telling the truth if they pay attention to some small things while talking without paying attention to big things. Because, while lying, the appearance and physical gestures often rebel without knowing!

Someone is making another incident to cover up one incident and saying that the work is a bit difficult. Although the task is easy for many people, they are right to regret it. He who regrets telling a lie has to hide it too. While dealing with so many aspects, somewhere or the other something gets leaked.

According to Cuddy, to tell if the person in front of you is lying, look for facial expressions that match their words. There may be a hint of happiness in the throat, but there will be a look of worry in the face. But we also have some limitations. By paying more attention to what the person on the other side is saying, the discrepancies between words and facial expressions are not caught by the eye. But people with language processing disorder can spot liars. Because they have trouble understanding language, they are not confused by what is being said. According to Kadi, the road is one; If you want to understand truth and falsehood, then don't just rely on words, look at looks and body gestures too.