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use logic, and think about how reasonable their statement is, also based on body language. Also if you know the person well enough you might just be able to sense when they are telling the truth

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becoming SUPER defensive

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Also if they are known to lie or if they have lost your trust in the past

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Having multiple sources tell you the same thing

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you can find out if someone is telling the truth by their body language, tone of voice and you can see it in their eyes

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I read their body language and compare it to how the person typically acts. Intonation is also an indicator.

Abby

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I personally figure out by the persons body language and tone. Usually when they avoid eye contact and stumble over their words, it can mean that they are not as confident in their answer so they are fidgety.

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I look to see if they are displaying any traits that are unusual that ight stem from their discomfort (lying)

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Personally, I can figure out when someone is telling the truth based on the content of the subject and their body language. Also, if they explain their reasoning without any speech impeachment (stuttering) when I know they do not stutter on a daily basis.

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If they back up their idea using context and evidence you know to be true

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asking someone, and seeing what they respond with language and body language. - Maggie

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asking someone, and seeing what they respond with language and body language. - Maggie

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knowing the person you're arguing is important. If someone is constantly flip-flopping on ideas, and just saying random stuff for the sake of talking, they're not going to be as trustworthy.

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I can read someone's body language and their breathing patterns. Usually if someone is lying they move around more and their breathing is heavier.

-Carly Gimbel

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There are ways that people often act when telling the truth compared to when they are lying. For instance, there may be changes in someone's voice or differences in someone's body language, sometimes depending upon the person.

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See if what someone is saying makes sense with prior knowledge. (It can be a problem when someone thinks they know something, but are actually incorrect.)

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It is usually easy to tell if someone is lying because you can often notice a couple of things that are obvious:
1. People who lie often have body language that suggest they are lying.
2. You can fact check to see if that person is lying (via asking another source or looking it up if you can).

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How do you figure out whether someone is telling the truth?

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How do you figure out whether someone is telling the truth?

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there is no "truth" sometimes, especially when telling a story because there are lots of different accounts of an event and we can never know exactly what happened in the past
we can look at body language to guess whether or not someone is lying
you can try and figure out the "truth" through reasoning, intuition, and research
we don't really know what reality is or what that means because the univerese is so complex and everyone has different perspectives of truth, its subjective

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You can figure out whether someone is telling the truth by how they are acting, for example a lot of people's voices raise if they are lying. Body language and confidence in a statement plays a role as well.

-Olivia Peebles

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If you get different stories and all of the details match, no one is lying. If you're talking to a lone individual and if they are can't sit still, their heart is beating faster when they tell you something, and their voice changes, that usually means they're lying.

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Get the different stories from other sources
get as much prier knowledge to enforce the truth and reassure your truth

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The pitch of their voice can tell you a lot about whether they are telling the truth or not.

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If someone is trying to convince you of something, having evidence is crucial. If they cannot provide something to prove what they are something, it might as well be false.

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if what they are saying doesn't match up w someone else's account then you know that someone is lying

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People who are lying may act differently than those telling the truth.

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