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This document discusses how to spot lies and liars. It notes that liars are common and that their speech and body language can betray deceptions. The author believes your body language can reveal when you are lying, as their mother was able to spot their lies through physical tells like their face getting red and voice getting lower.
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- 1. Hehe Sun FCWR 301 We want to be the liespotters and find the truth. Liars are in common in some aspects. We can spot deceptions through liars’ speech and body language. I believe your body language can betray you when you are lying. My mother spot my liar through my face get red, lower my voice. Reference Meyers, Pamela. (July 2011). How to Spot a Liar. TED Global. Retrieved from http://www.ted.com/talks/