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| Not much will happen if you get caught |
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| Right or wrong thing to do |
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Their own choice
An act of willing, choosing, or deciding.
A conscious choice, decision |
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| Nervous, anxious, worried |
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Intense dislike,
A feeling of extreme repugnance by the look or gaze. |
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| Eyes contact and deception |
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| There is no relationship about eyes contact and deception. |
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The capacity to discern the true nature of a situation.
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| Willing to do, unrestrained |
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| Liars may not exhibit nervous behaviors |
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Example: Sadam Hussein lie in CNN interview, the murder in Vrij and mann's study.
Because they are probably simultaneously experiencing other procceses, increase cognitive load and/or attempted behaviour control , which will negate thier nervous behaviors. |
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| Evidence has demontrated that people engaging in congnitively complex tasks make fewer movement |
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Fewer illustrators: arm and hand movements that are designed to modify and/or supplement speech.
Self-manipulations: scratching the head, wrists.
Subtle hand movements
Neglect of body language
Reducing overall animation
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Modify
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Modify: to increase, to make or become less.
Supplement: something added to complete a thing or to make up for a deficiency.
Subtle: so slight as to be difficult to detect, not obviuos, able to make fine.
Neglect: to ignore. |
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| In high-stake situations the presence of nervous behaviors(gaze aversion, increase in blinking, increase in movements, increase inspeach dis-turbances). we might even find behaviors consistent with cognitive losd and.or attempted behavioral control(decrease in blinking, decrease in movements, increase in pauses). |
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Research has convincingly demonstrated that no single of behavior is uniquely related to deception.
We anticipate some systematic differences between liars and truth tellers. |
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Convincingly
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Convincingly: make someone belive.
Anticipate: to look forward to, to act in advance to prevent.
Systematic: have system, method. |
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