Infatuation Rules
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1) Overcompensating. Darren says liars often overcompensate with eye contact when selling you a lie. ... 2) Blinking more. 'People will tend to blink their eyes more when they are being deceptive,' says Darren. ... 3) Physical barriers. ... 4) Linguistic deflection. ... 5) Change in tone. ... 6) Mirroring language. ... 7) Going pale.
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