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Little or no eye contact
Rapid eye movements
Pupils constricted
Blinking
Looking to the left
Hand or fingers:
In front of  mouth when
speaking
Hidden
Touching nose
Body is physically
turned away from you
There are unusual/  
 un­natural body
gestures
~LYING & Body Language~
Breathing rate
increases.
Complexion
changes:
 red in face or
neck area.
Perspiration
increases.
Voice changes:
 pitch
 stammering
throat clearing
Response Time
Arrested gestures
Hesitation
Pauses
Lying and Body Language-Infographic-TPM

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Lying and Body Language-Infographic-TPM

  • 1. Little or no eye contact Rapid eye movements Pupils constricted Blinking Looking to the left Hand or fingers: In front of  mouth when speaking Hidden Touching nose Body is physically turned away from you There are unusual/    un­natural body gestures ~LYING & Body Language~ Breathing rate increases. Complexion changes:  red in face or neck area. Perspiration increases. Voice changes:  pitch  stammering throat clearing Response Time Arrested gestures Hesitation Pauses