Duping Delight

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Duping delight is when a liar is secretly extremely pleased that their lie is being believed, and their delight leaks through in the form of suppressed smiling.

Duping delight can be difficult to notice. To me duping delight comes across as more of a smug or contemptuous look, so keep an eye out for inappropriate smirks, often masked with a blank expression, or an emotion that best suits the situation (such as showing sadness if that’s the most appropriate emotion for the liar to demonstrate). #nonverbaltips

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About Stu Dunn

With a background in sales and behavioural science, I enjoy learning more about people, behaviour, psychology - which led into motivation - and more recently - sales again. Having started my own real estate company with my wife, it's time to merge interests.
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