Deceivers can successfully hide nervousness. “The whole point is, liars do feel more nervous, but that’s an internal feeling as opposed to how they behave as observed by others.” says Ronald Fisher who trains FBI agents.
Even when the stakes are high, some liars can control their behavior to counter the stereotypes.
So, behavioral analysis shouldn't be the end rule to decide whether someone is lying or not.
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