Lying - Evidence of deception: in the market, politics, and marriage

Lies - Evidence of Deception: In Market, Politics, and Marriage Author: Paul Ekman Translated into Arabic: Khulood Graaiba Binding: Cover Parts: One Paper: Shamuha Size: 14 × 21 Overview: In this book, Paul Ekman, the renowned expert in the study of emotions and non-verbal communication, adds a new chapter to present his latest pioneering research on lies and methods of detecting them. Ekman highlighted the most behavioral evidence of deception; developed a half-hour self-learning program to train people to observe (subtle expressions) and understand them; conducted research to identify facial expressions that indicate the likelihood of a person becoming violent; and developed a self-training program to recognize signs that warn of this danger. The book "Lies" describes how they differ in appearance, and how they differ from other types of misinformation that reveal dishonesty. It discusses how a person's body language, voice, and facial expressions can betray their lie. However, these can also deceive professional lie detectors, and even judges, police officers, drug agents, and secret service agents. "A treasure of detailed and practical information about lying and detecting it, and an in-depth analysis of ethical issues" – Jerome D. Frank, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. Alukyan Publishing