How to Spot a Liar Immediately

[@vinsanity982]

One thing I've learned while earning my KZbin degree in criminal psychology is that switching tense can be indicator of deception. The way it was explained to me was that people will usually tell a story about something that happened in the past, in the past tense because they are literally recalling something that happened before. However, if the tense changes from past to present, that's an indication that part is fabricated because when people are fabricating a story, it is happening in the present so they start talking in the present tense

[@osse1n]

*When words don't match up their actions*

[@fundemort]

But you cannot always spot their actions. Thats why this video is all about. If you can spot their actions either directly or from a video footage, then this video is irrelevant in that case. You can't even see your back can you.

[@lauramalizia9636]

I've learned to spot someone's actions mismatching what they say they want. I'm waiting for the Lord to open children and youth to my nonverbal autistic son's father and all his lies. He doesn't want him back and his actions speak so much louder than words ever could! At one point we shared a car and I left him the car the night before he said he was going to pick up our son the following morning. Didn't he go out drinking, in his own words, get so bombed he was flagged and someone called an Uber for him to go home. So now there's no car and no child while I'm waiting for both the following day to go pick up my older son who has a different father, but can't because my car is 13 miles away. Have to now tell him what happened. So now his dad has to drop him off and I have to explain why his brother is not here when he is dropped off. At 15 my older son is just as pissed off as I am and then I am even more so because no 15 year old should have to come to the conclusion another adult can't grow up and prioritize and say, "Wow, Mommy. I know kids my age who do stuff like this and they get in trouble with their parents. What's wrong with him that did this to his own son? I said exactly. He just doesn't want him regardless of the son stories he tells people because his actions speak louder than words and certainly don't match! I'm not perfect but wtf is c&y's problem?! I've been saying this for 5 years! AND a 15 year old can see he wants nothing to do with our son?! Nice..

[@snicklick701]

the other way around is a much clearer sign

[@josephzou1652]

Most popular lie: I have read and accept the terms and conditions.

[@angenibizi1235]

Lol

[@johnbockelie3899]

I noticed in the picture the liar was wearing a 3 piece suit and glasses, like Clark Kent ( no one believes he's Superman.)

[@darrelljohnson1319]

ternms and conditions used only by dishonest men

[@mrs_taehyung9079]

Ikr

[@jkweili]

I am guilty of that!

[@ProLogic-dr9vv]

I have a never fail way to know when my mother in law is lying, when her mouth is moving.

[@nellyboy86.02]

😂

[@Snow_Pulse]

Pro. Logic Got her 👌🏼

[@vsatonthebeat4101]

damn

[@potatochipappi]

💔🔥🐴🐴

[@butterflyeffect2653]

I'm here so I can expose my friend

[@janedoe6071]

Expose him to who??..just be careful how you go about it so u don't end up somehow being the bad guy or somehow u end up being in the wrong.some ppl are good enuff to turn the tables on u even if they are lieing..depends on who n what the situation is.jst my lil opinion.goodluck.IHATE LIARS SO IHOPE IT WORKS OUTFOR U

[@theogjb]

Just take off their pants....

[@janedoe6071]

Bring me with .I'll expose him if he's a liar..Integrally never miss about ppls true self

[@anniedein7682]

@@janedoe6071 your right about that one, apparently one of my friends did that to save herself from humiliation

[@thedwarfthefirst8330]

Dude

[@transgreaser]

All the above can be ascribed to high anxiety 😦

[@lauramalizia9636]

Yes! And ADHD. When an honest person is being honest as hell and their heart in pieces.

[@tendressenk.9716]

Yup 😪

[@abbykoop5363]

@tinylilmatt I don't think that's what he's saying. It's that those BEHAVIORS are consistent with someone having anxiety....not that we lie. I couldn't tell a lie if my life depended on it....but I'm pretty sure I do a number of these things....especially when I'm around other people...stiff body posture, feeling uncomfortable, rapid talking or not at all, tripping over my words, getting my story mixed up, avoiding eye contact. My brain doesn't function smoothly when I'm anxious. So those behaviors don't necessarily mean someone is lying, just maybe that they have anxiety.

[@transgreaser]

tinylilmatt even deeper than that...instilled shame etc can be so deep that we CAN fathom having done what we could never actually do. 😳And anxiety can be used against us to make ourselves question our own reality. Abuse runs deep and can fuck us for life. I’ve watched many of those serial killer docs and said, "then I should be a serial killer!?!" But, I’m am not, and never would be. Respect. ✊💓

[@Jeremy-sf2xf]

Also some of them to different things. Like having a "script". Someone who has maybe told a true story many times it will become 2nd nature to them as with anything. I think its because a neuro pathway has developed.

[@adyaanraza3496]

Sometimes people are saying I'm lying if I laugh. But the truth is I'm always laughing because I find it ridiculous that people think that Im Lying...

[@tracezachdaniels4264]

if you just speak truth you never have to think of it again......and...IF..you lie..well....you know..

[@memebeast1028]

Me: can you tell the story backwards Person: No Me: Great tip Topthink😂

[@johnbockelie3899]

" Liar , liar, pants on fire!!!, hanging on the telephone wire!!!!."

[@invertedassassin1006]

If lier's watch this,they know how to avoid these circumstances

[@UltimateGamer-sl2kx]

Yes but you can always be better than them if u practice more.

[@invertedassassin1006]

@@UltimateGamer-sl2kx Yeah I'll do my best bro, thanks

[@UltimateGamer-sl2kx]

@@invertedassassin1006 Sorry wasn't referring to you specifically

[@invertedassassin1006]

@@UltimateGamer-sl2kx it's ok bro

[@UltimateGamer-sl2kx]

@@invertedassassin1006 but good luck still 👍😁.

[@memesmcgee4118]

Thank you for the advice on how to lie!

[@ansukorah5696]

Dont worry plenty of ppl to catch you too

[@abusualehdhillon]

😂

[@vicviper2005]

😂😂😂 I just came here to get better at spotting bs

[@Nola5427]

Haha, lmao ! 😅🤣😂👍🏻

[@louisasabrinasusienehalver2396]

I found that asking hypothetical questions that cause a person to contemplate being in another person's situation and especially emotional state... can actually cause a liar to start desiring to actually tell the truth ... without ever having to be directly confrontational (which rarely works anyways 😉)

[@HarveyKlee]

Will definitely use this!! Thx!!

[@angelagold9833]

I agree 💯%, Louisa don't stress it's calming for some as some can go to 0 to 100 very easily.

[@JAZZY2REALZ]

Some people think I be lying but sometimes I forget easily.

[@lisapurplehayes]

You can forget easily and still be a liar. So you could be a master, forgetful, liar :O jkjk :)

[@JAZZY2REALZ]

Lisa Hayes not me

[@terrytari1891]

Your friends don't care if you lie!

[@JAZZY2REALZ]

terry tari I don’t lie.

[@berrybestfarmer9614]

While these are somewhat applicable to many it falls apart if you are talking with someone who has expertise in the area. I absolutely have trouble keeping things straight telling a complex story backwards without missing some important details. Unexpected questions are not going to throw of a practiced liar. They will just come back to their story line after answering the odd question. If you are a first date it can in fact be foolish to give certain details about your life--who wants a bad date to turn into a stalker?

[@ballybunion9]

Ask the same question three times, get the same answer three times, conclude they're a liar? "Where were you last Wednesday night?" "I went to the Mets game." "Have you been to any sporting events lately?" "Yeah, I went to the Mets game last Wednesday." "Are you a Mets fan?" "Yes, in fact, I went to see them play last Wednesday night." Liar! Liar! Pants on fire!!

[@sueznann8927]

ballybunion9 😂😂😂 well you did add a little extra each time

[@chrisn.3869]

@@sueznann8927 he's obviously lying; nobody goes to Mets games...

[@sueznann8927]

Chris N. 😂😂😂😂

[@itismethatguy]

@@chrisn.3869 XD what even are those? And did u make that Liar Liar pants on fire up?

[@happycat0411]

The easiest way to spot a liar is very very simple. Liars will have an answer for absolutely everything and that is because they are trying to cover their tracks rather than just saying things like "I don't know" or "I'm not sure." A liar will not think when you catch them with their guard down and logically try to have an answer for everything.

[@chillociraptor5007]

My friend literally defends/lies about anything and everything for no substantial reason. Even if its for not knowing something that doesn't even matter, he'll always try to justify and say he does know but he just forgot he knew or some garbage like that.

[@laureldreinking]

On the one hand, without specific examples, it is difficult to understand the concepts. On the other hand, citing peer-reviewed scholarly journals gives you credibility.

[@evamariesneed-rodriguez7047]

Not always true... Plus this was too general.. Perhaps using some actual examples would be better...

[@donnawelsh100]

Evamarie Sneed-Rodriguez exactly, especially that ‘backward’ recall. how do you even pose questions that way, it would confuse respondents.

[@thenightbringer9770]

I was just thinking about how to catch a liar like a professional

[@potatochipappi]

Why are the liars in a suit?. Also what animation app do u use?

[@Wszzaa]

What is the most common lie in the world I have :read the terms of conditions

[@gotchu1164]

Wow this actually works! I asked my crush if she wants to be my girlfriend and she said No 3 times and slapped me in the face, She's definitely lying..🤧🤣

[@itismethatguy]

Lol still i wont ask right now

[@Nola5427]

🤣😅😂

[@jollyholly2851]

3:59 The poster shows the number Pi.

[@itismethatguy]

Wow yeah

[@AHMED-ct4sb]

One of the most hidden lie: " Mobile phones were made for our ease "

[@arturohuertaperez]

I never let anyone in my life so they can lie all they want somewhere else. 🤣

[@b2k551]

Nobody wants to be In your life

[@arturohuertaperez]

@@b2k551 only Liars do

[@b2k551]

@@arturohuertaperez Well yeah you're right I don't see why people have to lie

[@switchofftogettagrip1400]

Some of the greatest leaders often pause, consider or ponder what to say. I often pause before continuing to speak so as to draw in those who are listening to me. Both me and my wife do this, it helps us to learn to be patient with each other while allowing us both time to recite or recall certain things. We (me and my wife will defend each other) when push comes to shove, judging someone based upon what you think you know compared to what is actually the truth is a very thin line. Careful how you Judge others as you never know who it is you are messing with. If you just blurt out any answer many people will see you as a Fool !!! Steer clear of fools, they will get you into trouble!

I know a human lie detector. He has chromatic synesthesia. If you tell him the truth, he will see certain colors come out of your face. If you lie, the colors are different. What a gift!

[@jankocian9659]

Great video! Super tips!

[@JAZZY2REALZ]

Good information.

[@CappvirlightMagical72]

We can be detectives on our own .👍🏻Thanks for sharing. 🫂

[@AHMED-ct4sb]

Everytime I asks my chemistry teacher the same question and he explains the same details. Now what?

[@Xavriel]

People partner up on me constantly because my ex has everyone convinced I'm the liar in his game. I don't even care about his game. I just want to make sure the kids are taken care of and safe.

[@creation556]

Thank you

[@Xavriel]

I'd get worried if a person changed the details of their story from a legal standpoint, not to perish or anything but in a deposition a lawyer would advise you to avoid changing the details of your "story" true or not. This doesn't consider whether or not the person is a liar it actually looks more like the person asking the question is a liar by using diversion and convolution to misdirect and confuse the person. I only bring this up because I've had people do this to me using reverse psychology in order to "cry wolf" me into being the "liar" or the "nut" myself.

[@samlynx2016]

The one about the wrist reminds me of the time my brother had to use crutches, turned down the stairs, and walked the other way. His PE teacher accused him of lying because "his other foot" was up and he had "switched injured feet." Completely ignoring the fact that when you turn directions, your right and left are switched. Seriously, why was this guy a teacher?

[@mariahconklin4150]

Wow not such a bright teacher

[@MrDanee22]

Great video thanks 👍❤️😁

[@zoeangel4lyf]

Two of the most common lies: I Swear we are only Friends. And Any Terms and Condition pages.

[@geminimoon541]

What if a person suggest where you may have left some at after they stole your cell phone from u

[@awesomeness7117]

Half of these I do on a daily and I dont lie, this is like for trying to catch your kid lieing

[@mwoods8020]

You forgot about whether the person who answers a question immediately looks to the left side or right side. One tells you if they are remembering something ( The truth ) or creating something ( The lie )

[@mwoods8020]

@Harry193 ok, post something that will prove you're right...

[@cwjalexx]

This doesn’t make sense to me. Even if it were true, it would have to discount any time a person saw or heard something in that particular direction. If I see a fly dart around my face I’m going to quickly look in that direction regardless of the truth of my response. This is one hundreds of realistic situations that could cause a person to look a particular direction that has nothing to do with the truth value of the response.

[@itismethatguy]

@@cwjalexx yeah it is a variable but u shouldnt bet too much on just one variable. Examples like the fly one can be applied to most of then so only suspect them if they dont pass most of these

[@melaniebarile2547]

@@cwjalexx by "looking to the left side or right side" they mean when they're thinking, not when they're focusing on something that caught their attention. you probably noticed that when people are trying to remember something, they look up or on the side. if someone looks to the right, they're maybe trying to imagine a scenario (lying) because that part of the brain is made for that and if that person is looking to the left, they're trying to remember something (telling the truth) because that side of your brain is for your memories

[@BarryVP12]

Oh gosh, no. We have debunked this heavily. There is an element of truth in the idea, of course. But taken as perfection it falls apart and maims the innocent. It does not take into account unique reference points, autism, neck trauma (Even when slight, the ease for me to find familiarity in a certain direction is still there.), placement of other humans and stimuli and other neurodiversities and variables. Much like how looking away while speaking discriminates against us autistic as well as PTS, anxiety suffering etc. But I know what you mean: it can be helpful in limited circumstances, although you would already be having suspicions by that point and so shall not really gain anything from such an observation. Personally I focus on language and continuity (Lack of, in the case of the liar.) but my methods are as flawed as anyone else's and it's fascinating having these discussions to learn.

[@Xavriel]

Sprained wrist: is that why they let me go with my fucked ankle for that long? Because you all think I'm a liar? Gee thank you? I appreciate your vote of confidence. I figure, if you believed in me, I'd have a pair of shoes and access to my kids by now.

[@jimmyhuesandthehouserocker1069]

One good way to detect a liar is try to laugh, joke and have fun. Although not impossible, it's very difficult to have fun and lie at the same time. If you're the liar, keep laughing and refuse to take anything seriously

[@Deim0s_dread]

Dude just gave liars tricks to make their lies more believable just saying

[@Xavriel]

Answer delay: in a random conversation with someone, how could they plan the answer in advance to plan a convenient lie?

[@samimidost6587]

look at the big corporates public statements, you can practice all these technics easily.. For example, i am a salesperson and my company sends this kind of statements and strictly forces us not to talk more details than the text shared with us, because if we talk more detail we can no longer hide our faults!!

[@Med-ali.]

Nice suggestions

[@joyaautrey2168]

This technique may not work for reading me. I am autistic and have dissociative identity disorder. Because I am autistic, I have trouble making she contact and have a lot of anxiety when it comes to social interaction. Because I have dissociative identity disorder, another person entering the room could trigger another personality to wake up. One of those personalities is 3 years old and uses simple language.

[@arrrda__]

incredible CONTENT! is on the way

[@Natella3312]

In classrooms there is NO MUSIC to receive and digest information!

[@colinmccarthy7921]

There is a liar to find a liar.We are all liars.To detect a liar,let your Inner-Self guide you.❤️

[@lookitscappa4512]

Can this help me lie from the cops ?? I think this video help me

[@CRAVEST]

Anyone else think this is really useful👍

[@allenwright95]

When Hillary's mouth is moving you know she's lying

[@haveagoodday5737]

When their last name is Trump

[@bagelcheeseburger]

This video just made me a better liar

[@realistic.optimist]

Based on these everyone is lying about everything.

[@pamelahough3896]

Yes! My Father asks me 3x to figure out and catch me in a lie. Hahaha! I do miss him. He passed away 4yrs ago.

[@realistic.optimist]

I had a mother in law like that; I use to just tell her I had answered her question and nice try then ignore her.

[@whoami2654]

From FBI playbook into the KZbin.

[@YoutubeMark]

Who else is here because they dont know if their crush likes them back

[@BeaterCollector]

It mainly matters from the sound of their voice. Let them say what they want then only ask " did you do it "? If the volume lowers with the answer "no" it's a flat out lie. %100.

[@robertihde7806]

#8 is not necessarily true. There are many professions where discretion is important. Someone who is avoiding a direct answer may not be able to share that info. You shouldn't just assume they are lying.

[@geraldinedekretser8328]

Every one is it's called kind of protection

[@mariankeller5852]

Why go through all this rigamarole..much easier to judge them by body language...like looking them i⁷n the eye..a liar will get a strange look on their face and look away someone telling the truth usually smiles or continues talking

[@duhk8570]

Not me here to learn how to get better at lying

[@mog882]

He says “law enforcement and professional investigators, and “law-enforcement or professional investigators, that’s what they do for a living.

[@eddierichardson831]

Being a liar is fun..Always have something to say.99 %of us do it

[@invalidaccount6147]

Now, I will be a great liar. 🤟🏼😁

[@indridcold8433]

A liar is easy to spot. If the person is breathing, and conscious, that person is a liar. This is 100% true all the time.

[@PeraTS]

What if a liar watched this video and learned what are his weak points ?

[@realistic.optimist]

Answer the question. Then do not answer it again. If they persist - just ignore them. You are under no obligation to ANYONE to expand on your answers. There is a reason silence is golden. Law school teaches you this. DUH.

[@adrianothegoat]

But silence shows that your hiding something

[@realistic.optimist]

@@adrianothegoat It does? If that is what you want to think so be it. Shows to be you have the intelligence and self discipline to be quiet.

[@adrianothegoat]

@@realistic.optimist k

[@realistic.optimist]

@@adrianothegoat k

[@realistic.optimist]

@@adrianothegoat not at all. Shows you are not a blabber mouth. Maybe you’re just nosey? 🤔

[@kathryntolle7822]

I'm here so I can lie better

[@annmacleod1099]

I don't think this would be lying the question would be viewed differently and answered differently it doesn't make it a lier.

[@rosaliereyes7352]

These could also be tips on how to be a better liar

[@doreenmbowman4147]

Study enough of them and make a person believe you are lying all the time . Lol jj

[@bradschuh4618]

Jim Carrey eat your heart out! 🤥 🤥 😂

[@luthermcgee7297]

Isn't it lying to trick a person into answering a question 3 different ways? This is an honest inquiry.

[@itismethatguy]

They didnt mention TRICKING... He only mentioned asking it 3 times

[@luthermcgee7297]

@@itismethatguy , agreed. Thanks.

[@troll-faceoff6230]

How to spot a liar immediately: ask them if they read the terms and conditions

[@Stylooz1223]

Finally I found this video

[@RestIess.Gambler]

I'm here to become a better liar 🥱

[@sigmacatt5468]

Who farted?... not me...🤷‍♂️🙄

[@juliawild5173]

The Miami MD ad...what a crock.

[@troyhayder6986]

While your driving your fifty k super sport lite to the car wash every day with a a pair of shades on and tinted windows in rural wonderland...real gangstas are driving around in fourth hand fiestas dealing polo mints....

[@Fr77ee]

Body language can't lie us❗

[@spiritedguy2]

I found the narration incomplete and the examples thin, not many of the points hit home.

[@s.c.o.t.t.7743]

When they answer the question yes or no in a deeper voice they are lying

[@nouhailaarrakhiz8839]

Bcuz it's normal to tell people to retell their "lie" backwards...

[@ernestoortega4469]

I'm sure there are alot of single people after watching this video

[@MK-ed9bo]

I’m always honest, when I think that someone don’t trust me or someone think wrong about me and they think I lie , I also get confused that I’m telling the truth but why he doesn’t believe me , in this situation physical and mental actions changes, that way I look weird

[@tminus666]

How do we know that YOU'RE not lying

[@Nola5427]

😅🤣😂 Lmao!

[@justinb.1459]

Just look at my wife ! Done.

[@charleskeefer9030]

Issued a loan title from adorred beyond famish.

[@pixelchen-w4m]

Teach us how to lie

[@Nola5427]

😂🤣😅 lmao

[@jimmyhuesandthehouserocker1069]

If you're accused of something, act like you're overwhelmed and you have no idea of what the other person is talking about. Keep asking the other person for details. See if you can turn tables on your accuser and interrogate them. Say things like you want to know the truth what's going on

[@shaunak8050]

4:48

[@shaunright1313]

Bru u need to give more examples Like wHat should u ask what would say I need an example. Thanks tho good content

[@dorminok]

Is this the jackbox guy?

[@vicviper2005]

Came here to get better at spotting bs

[@TS-00]

Who is in the position to ask the question? Line up like nice stupid sheep take your 5G radiation and pre-viral fear thoughts, and queue with the the other microsoft sheep to be early infected with the vaccine. Don't forget to down load your tracking app so the public can track the location your useless carcass bill gates and paedophile connections

[@HiThere-zh6sf]

Petyr Baelish has joined the chat

[@anthonyung9140]

Using this in among us.

[@robertodebeers2551]

Asking a question three different ways reveals a person with one true answer. You are so full of it.