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Eye contact body language tone of their voice. If they are always looking down it could be a lie. if their voice is constantly changing tone they might be trying to tell a lie because they are nervous.

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Context, tone, body language, testimonies, etc.

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Context, tone, body language, testimonies, etc.

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Knowing how people act in certain situations can let you have some sense of an idea if they're telling the truth or not. It can be based on body language, their voice tone, etc. Basically, non-verbal language can give your intentions away.

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Think if the tone in the persons voice changes.

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Reflect on what you know regarding that person's reliability and the context of the situation and apply that knowledge to discern the truth.

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When people lie they usually show signs of discomfort. This could be avoiding eye-contact, acting nervous, etc. It's easier to tell if someone is lying if you know them well.

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Sometimes people are obligated in order to be non offensive, most lies told in a day are these kinds

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When someone uses assertive statements and uses correct context, it makes you believe in the validity of their statement.

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Facial expressions/Body Language- Katie R

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Facial expressions/Body Language- Katie R

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Is body language different than usual? Do facial expressions line up with an attempt to think?

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so it depends how much you gotta know the info. If it's extremely crucial, start with a nice ol cross examination, My Cousin Vinny style. If that doesn't work, well, rewatch the movie because he seemed to have done it pretty well. You could also just test what they're saying against evidence but that's a less fun way of putting it. If all else fails, cement boots
(fill a bucket with cement, put their feet in, let it harden, press them for info, then drop them in a river)

yall need to watch my cousin vinny

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I can tell if someone is lying based on slight differences in the way the person is communicating. Usually based on not maintaining eye contact, or fidgeting. Especially if it is someone I know, and can recognize how they communicate.

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Cross check their claim against other claims. If other people agree with the statement, it is probably correct. If you get many different viewpoints, someone is probably wrong.

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The way that people present themselves in discussion speaks volumes about what they believe. When someone is telling their truth they are often standing tall and they make strong eye contact.

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If the evidence/source /other person they are using to prove they're telling the truth is something or someone you can trust, they are likely telling the truth. But, if their sources are not trustworthy, they may be lying.

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A person's body language as they talk can sometimes reveal if they're nervous or uncomfortable, which may mean they are lying.

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If someone is really telling the truth they will probably make eye contact.

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Thinking about whether or not they have a reason to lie.

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If someone cites a reliable source or there is physical evidence you can observe, then the point is more likely to be true.

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Think back to what they did before and see if the behavior matches what I remember.