Name: Pamela Meyer： 識破謊言的假面
Uploaded: 2011-10-13T14:34:53Z
Duration: 18 min 33 s
Description: 在任何特定的日子，我們受騙的次數起碼有10到200次，這些謊言的線索，可說是不露痕跡且有違直覺。《破解謊言》的作者Pamela Meyer說明，那些受過訓練、能識破欺騙的人辨識詐欺所使用的技倆和『關鍵跡象(hotspots)』──而且她主張誠實是一個值得維持的價值。

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在任何特定的日子，我們受騙的次數起碼有10到200次，這些謊言的線索，可說是不露痕跡且有違直覺。《破解謊言》的作者Pamela Meyer說明，那些受過訓練、能識破欺騙的人辨識詐欺所使用的技倆和『關鍵跡象(hotspots)』──而且她主張誠實是一個值得維持的價值。

Pamela Meyer: Pamela Meyer： 識破謊言的假面

Pamela Meyer： 識破謊言的假面

We're all liars, but science can help us spot deception. Knowing when someone lies is a skill that can be learned and honed.

Body language and speech patterns offer 'hotspots' for lies. Trained liespotters can detect deception with up to 90% accuracy.

We're all capable of deception, and being lied to often means we've agreed to be deceived. Discover how to spot lies effectively.