Detecting Deception and a New Path to Trust: Pam Meyer at TEDxMidwest

If you are stretching the truth, Pam Meyer will know. The certified fraud examiner and author of Liespotting demonstrates how you too can spot a lie. Want to find a "tell"? Watch as Pam combines the science of detection and the art of listening to show you how when someone is lying.
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[@shelleymcafee8197]

Wow, She’s a great Presenter; also definitely knows her stuff! Would love to take College/University-level classes from her, if she taught! Thanks for posting this, I’m looking forward to seeing more!

[@matv90]

15:40 stood out to me the most. Great video all the way through

[@breathcancer]

As a child I was told that "practice makes perfect"; then I heard that "nobody's perfect". So then I stopped practicing. - Steven Wright

[@sleepsmartsmashstress740]

But if you practice some meaningful skill and get good or near perfect you can help others and earn some wealth or awards. No harm in trying to arrive at perfect , or near perfect

[@Poobel]

Great video, thank you Pam!

[@PigIA]

I’ll tell her you said that. (She is the mom of one of my friends)

[@naturallyShaiShai]

Bless you

[@brandonjimenez902]

This video is a paradox it's about deception how should I know the information isn't intentionally wrong so how do I know it's not a deception

[@ResidualSelfImage]

entertaining

[@sidthemyth]

thanks. does she know about the Truth?

[@AvantiGiridharan]

Yes

[@EricMckinny]

This lady is not saying what you all think she is.. read herips! Shes confessing to murder!

[@anonymus3219]

Good talk but the intro is identical to another ted talk talking about the same thing Edit: Nvm same person lol