I know that you are lying! : The art of detecting those who deceive you.
Renowned expert in emotions and nonverbal communication, Paul Ekman reveals the latest results of his research on lies and methods to uncover them. He unveils here the behavioral clues and signals that allow for accurate detection of deceit, deception, and bluff. His findings are used by the CIA and FBI. Become as adept as a secret service agent in recognizing the words, emotions, intonations, gestures, and micro-expressions that liars and manipulators unknowingly emit.
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- Different techniques of lying: The book explains the two main ways of lying, which are concealing information and pretending. It also explores other secondary techniques such as diversion, false truth, and semi-concealment. It highlights the use of emotional masks such as smiles to hide real emotions.
- The limits of lying: Lying is not a foolproof strategy and can be discovered in different ways. The book discusses the risks of getting caught lying, whether it be through accidentally uncovering the truth, revelation by a third party, or the physical signs that betray concealment.
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