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  • According to some psychologists, nonverbal cues can indicate deceptive or malicious intent.
    • Careful analysis of facial expressions and body language can sometimes differentiate truth from fiction.
  • Nonverbal behaviors do not invariably provide indications of deception.
    • Skilled liars can control their nonverbal behavior.
    • Few cues consistently reveal deception.
    • Untrained people can seldom detect deception.
  • Researchers are developing automated equipment that can instantly analyze the nonverbal behaviors of large numbers of people.





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