:nose:Intent has a smell that can be sensed through non-verbal cues.
:mag_right:Changes in speech patterns and gestures can indicate dishonesty.
:speech_balloon:Liars tend to provide excessive detail or say too much to cover up the truth.
:eyes:Unusual eye contact or avoidance can indicate deception.
:hand:Excessive fidgeting or unusual body language may be a sign of lying.
How can I detect intent through non-verbal cues?
—Changes in speech patterns, non-congruent gestures, excessive detail, unusual eye contact, and fidgeting can all be indicators of intent.
Can the scent of intent vary in strength?
—Yes, the scent of intent can vary from subtle to strong, depending on the individual and the situation.
Are there cultural differences in interpreting non-verbal cues?
—Yes, cultural context plays a role in interpreting non-verbal cues, such as eye contact.
What are some common ways people try to hide their intent?
—People may try to cover up their intent by changing speech patterns, providing excessive detail, or avoiding eye contact.
Is it possible to beat a lie detector test?
—There are techniques that can help someone manipulate the results of a lie detector test, but they are not foolproof.
00:00Intent has a smell that can be sensed through non-verbal cues.
02:54Changes in speech patterns and gestures can indicate dishonesty.
05:05Liars tend to provide excessive detail or say too much to cover up the truth.
06:47Unusual eye contact or avoidance can indicate deception.
10:30Excessive fidgeting or unusual body language may be a sign of lying.
