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Spy the Lie
This episode reveals how to identify deceptive behavior by observing subtle, involuntary shifts in a person's baseline patterns, rather than relying on common misconceptions about lying.
“This episode reveals how to identify deceptive behavior by observing subtle, involuntary shifts in a person's baseline patterns, rather than relying on common misconceptions about lying.”
— Philip Houston | Michael Floyd | Susan Carnicero | Don Tennant, Spy the Lie
Deception, Non-verbal Communication, Human Behavior, Interrogation
If you've ever felt a subtle disconnect between someone's words and their demeanor, this will sharpen your ability to read the unspoken signals in everyday interactions, and this will help you see what to do next.
Drawing on years of close work as former CIA officers and interrogators, Philip Houston, Michael Floyd, and Susan Carnicero reveal the precise, observable patterns that reliably indicate deception.