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    The Ultimate Guide To Lie Detection
    The Ultimate Guide To Lie Detection
    The Ultimate Guide To Lie Detection
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    The Ultimate Guide To Lie Detection

    By Michael J. Hanks

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    Have you ever been taken advantage of by a liar? Do you want to know exactly when someone is lying to you?

    The Ultimate Guide To Lie Detection can teach you how to skillfully detect liars you encounter on a daily basis. This guide is packed with subtle techniques that you can use to catch someone who is lying to you.

    The best part - they won't even see you coming!

    Here is a list of what is REVEALED in this book:

    * The Top 14 Most Common SIGNS of Deceit

    * How To Read A Person's Body From Head To Toe In Order To Determine If He Is A Liar

    * How To ANALYZE A Person's Tonality For Signs of Lying

    * 10 Ways of Analyzing VERBAL Content During Conversations

    * Two SUBTLE Strategies for Tripping Up a Liar

    * 11 Deceptive TECHNIQUES Salesmen Use To Make The Sale

    If you've ever wanted to catch a liar or learn if someone is lying to you, then you owe it to yourself to learn the strategies and techniques listed in this lie detection guide!

    -Michael J. Hanks

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherThe Fountain of Knowledge
    Release dateAug 12, 2011
    ISBN9780985796105
    The Ultimate Guide To Lie Detection
    Author

    Michael J. Hanks

    Michael J. Hanks is an expert in body language and signs of deception. He has worked as a professional consultant and as a private detective.

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      The Ultimate Guide To Lie Detection - Michael J. Hanks

      The Ultimate Guide

      To Lie Detection

      Michael J. Hanks

      Smashwords Edition

      Copyright © 2011 Michael J. Hanks

      All rights reserved. This guide may NOT be reproduced, in whole or in part, in any form or by any means now known or hereafter invented, without the written permission of the author.

      Limit of Liability and Disclaimer:

      This guide is based on personal experience and research. It is designed to provide information about the subject matter covered. Although, every effort has been undertaken to make it as complete and accurate as possible, there may be mistakes both typographical and in content.

      The author shall have neither liability nor responsibility to any person or entity with respect to any loss or damage caused or alleged to be caused directly or indirectly by the information covered in this guide. By purchasing this guide, you agree to the following: You understand that the information contained within this guide is an opinion and should be used for personal entertainment purposes only. Nothing written in this guide is to be considered personal, legal, or professional advice.

      A Quick Word on Piracy

      If you paid for this guide, you have my eternal gratitude. I really value your support and appreciate your honest acquisition of my work. Your purchase makes it possible for me to earn a living developing information products that help other people improve their lives.

      If you are reading this guide and did not purchase it, or it was not purchased for your personal use, then please go to and purchase your own copy. I feel that this guide will give you really valuable information and in exchange I merely ask that you purchase your own legal copy. Thank you for doing the right thing.

      Table of Contents

      Introduction: Lying

      Chapter 1: How to Use This Guide

      Chapter 2: Why Do People Lie

      Chapter 3: The Most Common Signs of Deceit

      Chapter 4: Reading Body Language

      Chapter 5: Tonality

      Chapter 6: Analyzing Verbal Content During Conversations

      Chapter 7: Two Subtle Strategies for Tripping Up a Liar

      Chapter 8: Getting The Truth

      Chapter 9: The Art of Detecting The Subtle Everyday Lies of Salesmen

      Chapter 10: Recap

      Introduction: Lying

      Known as the black sheep of social interactions, lying is defined as a false statement made with the deliberate intent to deceive or mislead someone. This act is looked down upon by society and is culturally discouraged across the world. Even though it is frowned upon, for most people lying is a daily life event. It is one of the means people use to either attain pleasure or avoid pain. According to researchers, the average person lies to others more than twice a day.

      In an ideal world the truth would dominate every facet of human life, but we live in the real world – a world where people lie. Liars take advantage of everyone - strong and weak alike. They try to make-up facts and deceive us so they can acquire what they want. Their lies may hurt innocent people, but liars do not care as long as they are not caught. This is unfair and goes against everything society teaches us.

      But if lying is continually discouraged in our society, then why aren’t we better at detecting lies?

      Detecting lies requires you to be an observer of human behavior. More specifically,

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