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Category Archives: Analysis
Speech and Deception: Pauses
Speech and Deception: Pauses The most common vocal deception clues are pauses, being too long or too frequent. Suspicion is aroused when a person hesitates when starting to speak (particularly if the start is answering a question). Too many shorter … Continue reading
Posted in Analysis, Evaluating Truthfulness and Credibility, Make Me Smarter, Nonverbal Tips, Psychology
Tagged pauses, speech and deception, stu dunn
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What Brings Out the Worst In Humanity..?
What brings out the worst in people, groups and cultures? Interested to know what you think – there’s plenty more to add to the list, however I stuck to my top 3.
Posted in Analysis, Did You Know?, Emotions, Make Me Smarter, Psychology
Tagged religion, sport, stu dunn, what brings out the worst in humanity
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What is the Brokaw Hazard?
When Tom Brokaw was the interviewer on NBC TV’s “Today Show,” he described how he detected deception; “Most of the clues I get from people are verbal, not physical. I don’t look at a person’s face for signs that he … Continue reading
Posted in Analysis, Evaluating Truthfulness and Credibility, Nonverbal Tips, Psychology
Tagged detecting deception, sdl, sdl behavioural science, stu dunn, stu dunn blog, tom brokaw, what is the brokaw hazard
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Is Shane Carey Guilty?
This is the “raw” interview of Shane Carey, fiance to Heidi Broussard who is currently missing at the time of this post. In my opinion, he’s showing too much smiling, very little upper facial movement, not getting the feeling of … Continue reading
Posted in Analysis, Body Language, Evaluating Truthfulness and Credibility, Psychology
Tagged austin child missing, austin police, austin woman missing, detecting deception, duping delight, guilty, Heidi Broussard, micro expressions, missing, psychology, sdl, sdl behavioural science, shane carey, smiling inappropriately, stu dunn, stu dunn blog
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Slip of the Tongue (Freudian Slip)
Watching this short clip, can you pick what Josh says that indicates he knows that his wife is already dead? Slips of the tongue (also referred to as Freudian slips) is a mistake in speech that often betrays an … Continue reading
Posted in Analysis, Body Language, Emotions, Evaluating Truthfulness and Credibility, Psychology
Tagged catching a liar, freudian slip, josh powell, sdl behavioural science, slip of the tongue, stu dunn, stu dunn blog
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Ashley Kavanaugh on the Brett Kavanaugh Allegations
A snapshot of Ashley Kavanaugh being asked; “When this came out, what did you say to your husband? Did you question him…?” 0.20 Ashley nods while saying “it was really hard” 0.23 Ashley say’s “He’s decent,” head shake. 0.24 “Kind,” … Continue reading
Posted in Analysis, Body Language, Evaluating Truthfulness and Credibility
Tagged ashley kavanaugh, Ashley Kavanaugh on the Brett Kavanaugh Allegations, body language, brett kavanaugh, detecting deception, interview, lie to me, micro expressions, sdl behavioural science, stu dunn, stu dunn blog
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The Truth Behind Lie to Me
The Beginning It was the very successful producer Brian Grazer’s idea, not mine. Googling him, I learned that Brian had produced A Beautiful Mind, and many other blockbusters. One of his assistants called, asking for a meeting to discuss creating … Continue reading
Posted in Analysis, Body Language, Emotions, Evaluating Truthfulness and Credibility, Facial Expressions, Psychology
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Donald Trump’s Body Language
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