Psychologist recommends verbal signs rather than gestures to detect lying
Summary
Psychologist Sharon Leal of the University of Portsmouth explains that physical signs like nose-scratching, ear-touching or eye-avoidance are unreliable for detecting lies, while more reliable indicators are found in what a person says and how they answer questions—such as how their account changes with retelling or how they react to unexpected detail questions.
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Stručnjaci upozoravaju da fizički znakovi poput češkanja nosa, dodirivanja uha ili izbjegavanja pogleda nisu pouzdan način za utvrđivanje govori li netko istinu, dok se puno
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