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“Lies: spotting one isn’t as easy as it looks”

February 17, 2009/in Articles on Deception, Lie to Me/by Eyes for Lies

Here is an article I thought you might interested in this morning:

The Truth Is, Spotting A Lie Isn’t As Easy As It Looks
Monterey County, The Herald

Also in the Washington Post “Don’t Believe the “Lie to Me” Hype: Even Trained Eyes Have a Hard Time Spotting Untruths”

Tags: Dr. Maureen O'Sullivan, Dr. Paul Ekman
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