Uncle John’s Bathroom Reader Wise Up!
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6 Ways to Spot a Lie1. Watch for sweating and squirming. The alleged liar may be sweating more than normal or making fidgety adjustments to his clothing. (Don’t put too much stock in this one alone, especially when the stakes are high. The higher the stakes, the more nervous almost everyone is, so you’ll want to look for multiple clues.)2. Notice if “barriers” have been put up. Are the alleged liar’s arms crossed across his chest, or is he protecting himself by sitting behind a table or standing... behind some kind of barrier, like part of a doorway?3. Watch the eyes. Liars often avoid eye contact and blink more often than normal. They also have difficulty transmitting emotions to their eyes: If a suspected liar is smiling, watch carefully to see if his eyes are “smiling,” too. Dilated pupils can be a sign of a lie.4. Ask for details. Often, a liar’s story will fall apart if he’s asked to explain it. A con artist, for instance, will have a story rehearsed—and look at ease while telling it—but you may be able to trip him up by interrupting and asking for details.5.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
6 Ways to Spot a Lie1. Watch for sweating and squirming. The alleged liar may be sweating more than normal or making fidgety adjustments to his clothing. (Don’t put too much stock in this one alone, especially when the stakes are high. The higher the stakes, the more nervous almost everyone is, so you’ll want to look for multiple clues.)2. Notice if “barriers” have been put up. Are the alleged liar’s arms crossed across his chest, or is he protecting himself by sitting behind a table or standing... behind some kind of barrier, like part of a doorway?3. Watch the eyes. Liars often avoid eye contact and blink more often than normal. They also have difficulty transmitting emotions to their eyes: If a suspected liar is smiling, watch carefully to see if his eyes are “smiling,” too. Dilated pupils can be a sign of a lie.4. Ask for details. Often, a liar’s story will fall apart if he’s asked to explain it. A con artist, for instance, will have a story rehearsed—and look at ease while telling it—but you may be able to trip him up by interrupting and asking for details.5.
What to read after Uncle John’s Bathroom Reader Wise Up!?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bathroom Readers' Institute to read onlineMoreLess
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