Spot deception

Instructions

Set a relaxed tone at the beginning of conversations.
When engaging in a conversation or building a connection, maintain a neutral and non-suspicious demeanor. Foster a relaxed environment and ask for additional information to distinguish truth from lies.
Observe signs of comfort.
Keep a keen eye out for cues indicating comfort. Look for instances where individuals lean towards each other, exhibit similar body language, or mirror each other's behavior. These behaviors often indicate a sense of mutual understanding and harmony, suggesting a genuine and truthful interaction.
Watch for signs of discomfort.
Be attentive to indications of discomfort during the conversation. Notice if the person frequently checks the clock, expresses a desire to end the conversation prematurely, or exhibits moments of freezing up. These signals may reveal underlying unease or potential attempts at deception.
Pay attention to the person’s behavior.
Honest individuals tend to display signs of comfort and ease during genuine interactions. Observe the person's overall behavior, including their body language, facial expressions, and tone of voice. Assess whether they appear relaxed and at ease or if there are subtle signs of discomfort or inconsistency that could indicate potential deception.