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"Body Language"
malibubarbie 434 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Daytime Soap Guest Star"
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07-24-02, 11:46 PM (EST)
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"Body Language" |
I'm starting a new thread on this, because I know that before people have said, well you can tell someone is lying by this and that. Well, I was watching some shows and researching. If someone raises their eyebrow while talking, they're probably lying. Knowing this, is there someone who whenever making coallitions, or saying, "No I'm not the mole," at the end who raises their eyebrow? That's the most infamous and constant form of lie detecting. I've noticed that when I lie, I do things with my eyebrows as well. What do you guys think? I'm watching the episodes now to see what I can find. Any input?
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Femme 3621 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Thong Contest Judge"
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07-25-02, 00:44 AM (EST)
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2. "RE: Body Language" |
They say if you look up and to the left you are lying. In the intro to the episode where Bribs was booted, I noticed that EVERY one of the contestants, except Bribs, did this. Heather was, by far, the worst. She was rolling her eyes all over the darn place. Dunno if it means anything, since other people say eyes rolling up happens when a person is searching for a better way to phrase what they are trying to say... Here's a "for fun" that I found on how to spot a liar... the answers are in hidden text. The quiz came from here. So, for fun, test your skill in being able to spot a liar. This quiz also helps you determine if you look credible. The answers appear following the quiz. Spot a Liar Questions: 1. When someone is a rehearsed liar rather than just nervous a. They will answer questions quickly and give longer answers. b. They will spend less time gesturing. c. They will have longer pauses and shorter answers 2. You can tell when someone is lying most accurately by reading a. Facial expressions. b. The body. c. The eyes. Look Credible Questions: 3. The best way to look honest with your body language is to a. Be relaxed. b. Hold a steady posture without a lot of extraneous movement. c. Have your body language match whatever you are saying. 4. What is the best way to hold your hands to show truthfulness when giving a presentation? a. Loosely at your sides or with one hand in your pocket. b. Clasped loosely in front of you. c. Palms open. 5. Which of the following actions would make you look more honest? a. Leaning toward the interviewer. b. Leaning back, relaxed, with your hands clasped behind your head. c. Wearing a suit and tie sitting behind a desk. 6. What should you do with your mouth if you want to hide the truth? a. Hold it still. b. Maintain a slight small smile. c. Be careful of pursing or licking your lips. Answers: 1. Answer C. Liars have longer pauses, shorter answers and longer times between a question and a response than someone who is merely nervous. 2. Answer B. Our faces and eyes hide the truth more easily than the rest of the body. However, the body, especially the lower portion, is under less conscious control. 3. Answer C. Your body language needs to match what you're saying. 4. Answer C. Keep your palms open. Rehearsed liars tend to keep their hands, especially the palms, hidden and still. Loosely at your sides wouldn't be horrible. 5. Answer A. Leaning toward the interviewer makes you appear open and interested. Liars tend to close entrances to the body to hide the truth. 6. Answer C. Be careful of pursing or licking your lips. A smile is the most common facial expression to mask emotions.
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Jims02 7328 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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07-25-02, 01:41 PM (EST)
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4. "RE: Body Language" |
It also might have to do with the phrasing they use...I'm thinking of Dorothy in particular. Instead of saying, "I was in a cage with bugs", she called it a Bug Cage. And instead of saying to Bill "I was in a room with a giant snake", she calls it the Snake Room. Like she gave these rooms names??? ----------------------------------- Quotes of the week: 1. "Al, do you think you could move just a little?"-Myra 2. "Ewww... Patrick, no... I don't want to see that."-Heather 3. "I really hope Darwin doesn't realize I have a coalition with Dorothy, or... that could be bad."-Lisa 4. "Gas station attendants... They no NOTHING about flat tires... Let's ask these tourists!"-Darwin 5. "I swear, Rob, if this freaks me out I'm gonna punch you."-Anderson 6. "Those hills are a b!tch."-Anderson 7. "Um, thanks guys for not liking me!" (waves the $ at them)-Elavia 8. "They do look like piercing blue eyes, Heather, but I don't get it. He's totally making out with (that girl)."- Bribs 9. "I was a little surprised when Anderson came into my room in a suit. He usually just comes into my room in his pajamas, just his bottoms usually."-Darwin 10. "Man, I'm screwed."-Dorothy 11. (creepily) "Tiny bubbles... In my wine... Makes me happy."-Anderson
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