Scratching his nose cold hands? So is lying!

Scratching his nose cold hands? So is lying!
Scientists suggest how to recognize when a person tells a lie

Scientists at the University of Toronto has decided to understand the nature of the lies, writes meddaily.ru. Dr. Alan Hirsch believes that the lie - of the human evolutionary strategy. And more often than people lying about their age. But scientists have given us a clue lies. There are a few points by which we can distinguish a lie from the truth:

- Liar scratching his nose. This is because he has blood pressure rises and release histamine. It provokes an inflammation of the nasal mucosa. And he begins to itch.

- Are cold hands and feet. Due to the fact that the narrowed arterial vessels supplying blood to the central part of the body.

- The man sits down and comes closer. Thus, he seems to be trying to involve another in their lies, trying to make another accomplice.

- I was talking about. As a rule, truthful people are trying to reduce it. And liars spread more.

- A lot of turns. If a person often uses the phrase "substantially," "sometimes," "rarely", most likely, he hides the truth, or even believe in it himself.

- Pause. They occur when the person comes up with something on the go.

- Dry lips and mouth. Due to the splash of adrenaline, dry oral mucosa. Therefore the desire to lick his lips, drinking water or cough.

- Crossed arms and clenched fists or swipe while talking to his mouth cup may also indicate lying.

ONLY NUMBERS

20 per cent year-old children are lying. For four years fib has up to 90 percent of kids. It is believed that some form of lying can be a landmark development. If the two-year child is different wit, the adolescents (among them lie less - 70 per cent) are already looking at senior using white lie. At the same time they do it more skillfully than the kids, because they learn from their parents.

Ten minutes of communication 60 per cent of people lied 2-3. However, many argue, if they never lie. On average, we all speak the truth 1, 68 times a day.

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