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Liespotting: Proven Techniques To Detect Deception (2010)

by Pamela Meyer(Favorite Author)
3.43 of 5 Votes: 4
ISBN
0312601875 (ISBN13: 9780312601874)
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English
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St. Martin's Press
review 1: The beginning of the book provides useful information on spotting lies -- identifying baseline behavior and noting "tells" and cluster of behaviors when a person is lying. It is followed with chapters diverge somewhat from lie spotting, such as negotiation techniques and conducting a deception audit at work. The information's still useful in that the reader can apply the techniques to build trusting relationships and avoid dishonest people. I think the reason why the book hasn't received higher ratings is because the author's TED Talk and the book description give the impression that this book can help the reader become an expert on spotting lies. It is not case. It provides an overview and basic techniques to practice.
review 2: There's nothing here here you
... morehaven't heard of or read of before. Verbal tells, physical cues, facial indicators and body language - it's all here, documented, and with an exemplary tale to go with it.I have to say, I felt like I needed to take a shower after reading this. And I've decided that I'm okay with the little lies that I'm told - really, I mean it. Go ahead and lie to me. It feels better than analyzing every facial tic or verbal mark. less
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Pretty insightful and useful tips, but I found some of the to be a little bit too general to apply.
adrianiling
Second halfof book related to business wasn't as interesting
Miss_Beckie_Louise
Very little info, vastly under my expectation
cvsss
Subpar presentation of above-par psychology.
attiya305
2.5 stars
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