THE SECRET signs that someone might be lying to you have been revealed by recent research – including giveaway “tells” from even the most experienced “poker faces”.
As many as four in ten adults surveyed reckoned they are good at spotting liars – but if you’re not in that group, here are the tell-tale signs to look out for. Body language signs can be a hint that someone is lying Credit: Getty Avoiding eye contact and talking nervously are signs to be suspicious, yet some hints are more subtle.
A study of 2,000 adults revealed an overwhelming majority consider themselves a cut above the rest when it comes to being able to spot a liar.
A staggering 42 per cent said they were good at recognising lies, while just nine per cent thought they were poor at it.
The group also rated themselves good liars, with nearly one in five thinking they have an excellent poker face. Read more UK News
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A further 32 per cent think they’re good at pulling the wool over the eyes of others, while only one in 20 felt they were terrible at covering up what they really think.
The adults surveyed revealed some of their own “tells” – signs that someone is bluffing – especially when playing poker .The hints included fiddling with chips, sitting up in the chair when they have a good hand and trembling hands are the key signs to look out for.A spokesperson for Online Betting Guide , which commissioned the research, said: “Many might think they are good when it comes to a poker face, but the smallest thing can very easily give them away. Most read in The Sun DRURY SPOTTED Lauren Goodger’s boyfriend Charles seen for the first time since his arrestTAN-TASTIC Scarlett Moffatt soaks up the sun in peach-coloured swimsuit on Marbella holiday’WE’RE BESOTTED’ Richard Madeley’s daughter Chloe welcomes baby girl with James HaskellWOWIE […]
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