How Science Can Teach You to Easily Spot a Liar
We've mentioned a few ways to detect liars, but Pamela Meyer has discovered just about all of them. She's taken a look at the most common behaviors of liars, scientifically, and shares her expertise on how to detect them. More » ...
Source: Lifehacker - Monday, 17 October, 2011
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