How to judge whether a person has lied? If we can't easily identify others' lies, we will easily be injured by others' lies, and even affect our work and life. But how can we judge whether others are lying? Here are some ways to judge whether others lie. I hope they can help you.
First, if the other party splits itself off when answering your questions, 80% of them are lying to you.
For example, you ask the other party, "What did you do last night?"
His answer is: "Working overtime." There is a word "I" missing from the answer, which is self separation. Avoiding responsibility is a human instinct. The subconscious will actively reject lies, so when people lie, they will unconsciously separate themselves from lies.
Second, when a person runs away from you because of your questioning, it means that he is really angry if he slaps the table and roars at the same time. If he claps the table first and then stands up, he is just pretending to be angry.
For another example, when you say to him, "Work overtime, I think you are fooling around."
If he stands up and says you are unreasonable and the two actions are synchronized. It means that you really misunderstood him, otherwise, you said you were right and wanted to escape the scene quickly.
Third, when you find that his circle of friends has changed from three days to three months, or is completely open, and his mobile phone is often inverted, even when he brushes his teeth, it means that your competitors may appear.
Fourth, if you ask him, "Whoa, who are you talking to?" At this time, if he is so happy to touch his nose or forehead, then you can conclude that he will start to lie, because this is a warm-up before lying.
Fifth, this one may be controversial. Do you agree with it? That is to say, when a man tells a lie, his eyes are not firm enough, and he dodges everywhere. Women, on the contrary, usually have weak eyes. Once a woman tells a lie, her eyes will be straight. Look at your reaction.
