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Deception Blog Commentary

September 11, 2007/in deception detection, Microexpressions, Videos on Deception/by Eyes for Lies

One blog I check out from time-to-time is Deception Blog. This blog’s purpose is to “collate information about psychological research on deception, and the applications of this research.” Yes, it is for the most part academic, but it is quite interesting nonetheless. If you haven’t visited there, I highly recommend it.

It was a pleasure to see Deception Blog post a commentary on my post about TSA Behavior Detection Officers. It is always nice to get support of other people who study deception detection.

On that note, at the bottom of the post, you will see a link to a YouTube video where Dr. Paul Ekman talks about “Why We Lie”. For those of you deception detection junkies, you will enjoy this video!

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