Assignment: Provide 500 - 600 words for each of the prompts below --Essay Questions: 1.Write about the multitude of nonverbal behaviors as direct visual representations of the fight-or-flight survival response in subjects. 2.Decipher the acronym "HEAL" that generates much information to streamline the decoding procedure of truth from a high probability of deception or lying. 3.Briefly describe the meaning of various signals given by the following body parts that investigators can use to their advantage: - Head Positions - Facial Color and Expressions - The Nose - The Mouth (lip behaviors) - The Eyes - The Arms, Shoulders, and Elbows - The Hands - The Legs (knees, feet, sitting postures) 4.Not all of the body language symptoms and verbal cues we have explored are limited to deceptive subjects. These same clusters are observed in reluctant witnesses, victims, sources of information, and informants. Describe acceptance clusters telling the early signs of acceptance (include the phenomenon called "mirroring"). Explain what the interrogator should do when these signals are strong.
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Assignment Provide 500 - 600 words for each of the prompts below
1. Assignment: Provide 500 - 600 words for each of the prompts
below --Essay Questions: 1.Write about the multitude of
nonverbal behaviors as direct visual representations of the
fight-or-flight survival response in subjects. 2.Decipher the
acronym "HEAL" that generates much information to streamline
the decoding procedure of truth from a high probability of
deception or lying. 3.Briefly describe the meaning of various
signals given by the following body parts that investigators can
use to their advantage: - Head Positions - Facial Color and
Expressions - The Nose - The Mouth (lip behaviors) - The Eyes
- The Arms, Shoulders, and Elbows - The Hands - The Legs
(knees, feet, sitting postures) 4.Not all of the body language
symptoms and verbal cues we have explored are limited to
deceptive subjects. These same clusters are observed in
reluctant witnesses, victims, sources of information, and
informants. Describe acceptance clusters telling the early signs
of acceptance (include the phenomenon called "mirroring").
Explain what the interrogator should do when these signals are
strong.
