Lying or Truthful?

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It is very hard to predict who is a liar. Professor Robert Feldman tells Eve Ash there is no particular profile or personality traits, nor can we necessarily tell from non-verbal behaviors if a person is lying. Nervousness can be confused with being deceptive. Besides we don't always want to assume someone might be lying (truth bias). People sometime devise narratives to fill gaps in their memory. Our lives are actually filled with lies of many kinds.

We can't predict who is a liar

  • Non-verbal behaviors don't necessarily reveal whether someone is a liar
  • Lying behaviors can be similar to anxiety
  • We sometimes make up narratives to fill in memory gaps

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Communication Skills
Psychology/Mental Health
Release Date
Jan 1, 2020
Video Running Time (minutes)
3:54
Producer
Seven Dimensions
Featured Talent
Eve Ash
Professor Robert Feldman
Course ID
INSIGHT922

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