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How Can I Tell When Someone Is Lying?

How Do I Tell When Someone Is Lying? Lying and deception are common human behaviors. Until relatively recently, there has been little actual research into just how often people lie. Some surveys have suggested that as many as 96 percent of people admit to lying at least sometimes. One national study of 1,000 U.S. adults found that 60 percent of respondents claimed that they did not lie at all. Instead, the researchers found that about half of all lies were told by just 5 percent of all the subjects. The study suggests that while prevalence rates may vary, there likely exists a small group of very prolific liars. The reality is that most people lie from time to time. Some of these lies are little white lies intended to protect someone else’s feelings (“No, that shirt does not make you look fat!”). In other cases, these lies can be much more serious (like lying on a resume) or even sinister (covering up a crime).​ Verywell / Brianna Gilmartin People Are Surprisingly Bad at Spo
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FIVE WAYS TO READ SOMEONE's MIND

FIVE WAYS TO READ SOMEONE's MIND Mind reading is a trick that a lot of successful people have mastered. You are just about to master that skill... While telepathy sounds like a superpower, reading someone’s mind is actually a skill that can be learned. From anticipating the needs of a client to knowing how to approach your boss, developing an inner intuition about what others value can help you get ahead. “Perceptive people are always more successful in life and in work,” says Loren Miner, COO of the recruitment firm Decision Toolbox . “Top performers aren’t always the smartest people; they’re the ones who connect with others and have a higher EQ [emotional quotient].” People send signals about their thoughts all the time, says Miner, but it can take practice to tune in. “When the messages you receive say that the person isn’t on the same page, these are clues that are telling you to step back and redirect,” she says. “It’s time to change the conversation or change your
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HOW TO READ ANYONE MIND  How to Read Minds 6 steps to develop the sensory awareness to read beyond words and expressions. Posted Jan 13, 2018 You don’t use your mind to read the minds of others. You read minds by reading your heart and gut. To fully hear and understand someone, you need to be aware of your sensory reactions as well as your mental activity. With sensory awareness, you can receive and discern what is going on with others beyond the words they speak. Cognitive Awareness It’s likely you spend most of your time using your Cognitive Awareness. You seek to understand situations and people by narrowing in on and interpreting what you see and hear. Even with training, it is hard to accurately decipher facial expressions as psychology professor Lisa Feldman Barrett and colleagues have found. There is far more going on in any interaction than what people are saying and perceptibly expressing. Sensory Awareness Sensory awareness includes an inward awareness of y
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