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Burned by the Lies
14 years ago
18 January 2010
I will start a series of short tutorial to explain what i'm talking about. I don't know how exactly to do this but i will try to do my best. As everything i will start with little things and go on to bigger things.
First of all a short explanation that has been on the Internet for a long time. You can find it here. I won't copy everything. You can read it at the link.
There are only one thing i consider important that i want you to remember. First of all a image is worth 1000 words.
Meaning:
C = constructed as in Visually Constructed / Auditory Constructed
R = remember as in Visually Remembered / Auditory Remembered
F and I = Feeling / Kinesthetic and Internal Dialog.
Let's put things into perspective.
First of all a short explanation that has been on the Internet for a long time. You can find it here. I won't copy everything. You can read it at the link.
There are only one thing i consider important that i want you to remember. First of all a image is worth 1000 words.
Meaning:
C = constructed as in Visually Constructed / Auditory Constructed
R = remember as in Visually Remembered / Auditory Remembered
F and I = Feeling / Kinesthetic and Internal Dialog.
Let's put things into perspective.
Let's say your child ask's you for a cookie, and you ask them "well, what did your mother say?" As they reply "Mom said... yes." they look to the left. This would indicate a made up answer as their eyes are showing a "constructed image or sound. Looking to the right would indicated a "remembered" voice or image, and thus would be telling the truth.
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The above diagram is generally true. However, some people are not wired this way and have different brain psychoneurology. The best practice is to ask baseline questions and check how the subject/source is wired. Many of these questions can be informal. For instance, ask the subject, "My wife says color of shirt reflects mood. What color shirt did you wear yesterday?" Watch his direction of gaze, as this question activates the visual remembered area because he must remember the actual color of his shirt. Whether his eye-gaze response is standard (as in the diagram above) or different, your baseline questions will tell the tale. Ask baselines for each region listed in the diagram, since missing any step could totally ruin your analysis.
thanks for the information. i was going to write a article about what does it actually mean to detect lies.... because a lot of people think that you just watch a few sign's and you can tell if the person is lying or not.
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