see in the eyes if she/he is lying

[Curiousgirl]

Look at the eyes , If he/she look left before giving you answer He/she's telling a lie or inventing the answer, If look at right means recalling the answer , Most likely telling the truth .

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[cash78mere]

i look up or down when i'm thinking. what does that mean?

[DGPhoney]

Originally posted by Curiousgirl
Look at the eyes , If he/she look left before giving you answer He/she's telling a lie or inventing the answer, If look at right means recalling the answer , Most likely telling the truth .

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Really is that really true? Hmm sounds like i might have to test this out on a few people
DGPhoney~

[AKAtude]

Originally posted by cash78mere
i look up or down when i'm thinking. what does that mean?

If you ever watch Judge Judy, she gets annoyed when people look up. Maybe she thinks looking up is deceptive.

[James]

Actually eye access cues were really big for a while. And I know that a off shoot of psychology known as NLP, Neuro linguistic programming, used to do a lot with it. Basically the idea is that people will tend look briefly into different directions as they access information and this can give you insight into the way they process their thoughts. Used as a tool it becomes easier to "mirror" their communication style.

http://www.manifestation.com/neurotoys/calibrate.php3

That site gives a very basic overview. I played with it as a tool for a little while but didn't really feel like taking the time to completely master it. However, even in play, it worked enough to be promising. But luckily people are pretty easy to read anyway.

NLP itself was an attempt to develop a success orientated tool that could quickly transform a person's life and habits.

Oh . . . an as for lying, there are directions people look for constructed memories . . or lies.

Sigh, I am such a despository of useless trivia . . . .

[AXiD Sweetie]

They talked about this on an ep of CSI... (I'm hopelessly addicted) I can relate almost anything to CSI... I still haven't found out if it's true yet