Sometimes people lie. This may concern trifles - for example, mood, likes or hobbies. You can not pay attention to this, because not everyone wants to reveal their souls. But sometimes a lie can concern important things. And you need to be ready to recognize her. One way is to identify falsehood in the eyes.
Instruction manual
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When a person lies, his eyes most often give him away. You can learn to control movements, you can learn to come up with a believable lie. But controlling eye movement is very, very difficult. At the moment of lies, a person feels uncomfortable, so he looks away from the eyes of the interlocutor. Look where the interlocutor's gaze is directed, if he stubbornly does not look into your eyes - this is the first sign of a lie.
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People who know this symptom sometimes do the opposite. That is, they look into a person’s eyes. And the second sign of a lie is a direct, unblinking look right in the eye. As a rule, people at this moment try to whitewash themselves, so their look is too honest.
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Due to an unpleasant situation, the eyes of a lying person change. And to control it is generally impossible. The pupil decreases sharply in size. Look the other person in the eye. If the pupil is narrowed, it is likely that it is lying.
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When a person lies, blood rushes a little stronger to his face. Microscopic red spots appear around the eyes. Sometimes it is possible to notice with the naked eye. Look closely at the skin around your opponent’s eyes. If you see small spots that appear, then most likely the person is telling a lie.
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Look in which direction a person looks when he speaks. If he looks to the right, he is lying. If a person looks to the right and up, at that moment they come up with an image, a picture. If he looks right and straight, then he scrolls the sounds in his head, selects phrases. If he looks to the right and down, this means that he has finished thinking about the situation and is ready to tell it.
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Apply these rules if you are sure that the person is right-handed. If he is left-handed, then he will look to the left when he is telling a lie. Keep this in mind when declassifying a person.
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Sometimes a lie can be identified in yet another way. Watch your opponent’s eyes. If his gaze began to move quickly from one subject to another, he too can be suspected of lying.
note
Do not rush to blame a person for lying. If during a conversation he doesn’t look you in the eye, but looks into the distance, then this may also mean that there is a TV behind your back that broadcasts football.
Useful advice
There is not a single action that would say that a person is lying, at 100%. Based on these signs, we can only assume that the person at this moment is not completely frank.