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2. When asked the direct question At what time did you leave the office last Friday afternoon? a deceptive
person is more likely to:
Repeat the question in full before answering
Repeat just a few words of the question before answering
3. A deceptive person will avoid direct eye contact with you when asked a question:
True
False
Photo A
Photo B
6. You are trying to better understand what motivated someone to behave deceptively. They have already
admitted to you that they lied. How should you phrase the question to minimize a defensive response?
Tell them all of the facts you already know about the situation and all of the people you have already spoken to
so they understand you won't listen to b.s.
Ask them directly why they behaved the way they did.
Ask them what made them do what they did.
Be as silent as possible and just let them talk.
7. Fake smiles can be identified because of the lack of action in which muscles?
Muscles orbiting the eye
Muscles at the corners of the mouth
Muscles around the jaw
8. When a person is lying, the mistakes that can reveal his deception are more likely to be found in:
The words of his story
His nonverbal behavior
9. Which of these seven primary emotions are expressed with the same facial expressions worldwide? Fear,
Sadness, Disgust, Happiness, Contempt, Surprise, Anger
All of the above
Anger and Contempt
10. People telling a lie will often involuntarily blink more than they do when theyre telling the truth.
True
False
11. Which one of the 7 primary emotions appears as an asymmetrical facial expression in its truthful
form?
Fear
Sadness
Disgust
Happiness
Contempt
Surprise
Anger
Vocal quality
Facial microexpressions
Fake smiles
Question was not answered
Vocal quality is the least reliable indicator of deception. It is far too subjective for it to be a reliable indicator of
deception.
2. When asked the direct question At what time did you leave the office last Friday afternoon? a deceptive person
is more likely to:
True
False
Question was not answered
False. Perhaps the biggest myth about liars is that they avoid direct eye contact. The reality is that many liars
engage in even more eye contact than the average person, because they know it will help them sell their story.
take pride in their ability to maintain eye contact. In a study about deceit by psychologist Ralph Exline, lying
subjects who described themselves as high Machiavellians reveled in staring contests with their accusers.
4.
Photo A
Photo B
Question was not answered
The fake smile is photo B. How to tell the difference? See Question #7!
5. When someone says To be honest in response to a direct question:
Tell them all of the facts you already know about the situation and all of the people you have already
spoken to so they understand you won't listen to b.s.
Ask them directly why they behaved the way they did.
Anger and Contempt
True
False
Question was not answered
True. While the amount of eye contact is an unreliable indicator of deception, higher than normal blink rates by a
person should put you on guard.
12. Which one of the 7 primary emotions appears as an asymmetrical facial expression in its truthful form?
Fear
Sadness
Disgust
Happiness
Contempt
Surprise
Anger
Question was not answered
Contempt. The default expression of contempt involves just one corner, and not both, of the mouth being pulled
up and in.
13. A Detailed prologue is:
This is because truth-tellers recall emotions as they retell a story, whereas liars dont feel the real emotions
associated with their concocted tales
16. Use of Illustration with gestures is: