Conversations with History: Paul Ekman

to bad he himself is not that good of a liar.

45:45 until 46:30

he díd teach people how to be better liars, and he also worked in non-constitutional democracies.

look for yourself; it's obvious:
tightened breathing
adding extra specifics
not using contractions ( can not inst. can't)
swallowing after statement.
leaning back
defensive posture
intense look
trying to convince.

Wish he would come down to UCI so i could learn from him.

I've been scoring on average 96% on the METT system too - I've also got a couple of 100% on the advanced training which I was pleased about. But does this really mean we can see them easily in real life?

Watching an expression flash on a screen is a lot easier than actually seeing the expression in real life, when someone is talking, isnt it?

it is. mostly because they dont have a neutral face to start with, there are multiple expressions at once and you also have to pay attention to their words.

it is só much harder..

where can i get the cd's he's talkin 'bout????

The METT stuff??
You can buy it from his homepage

thanq

I wanna be like ekman,..
how do you call that??
his job???

He's a psychologyist.
All the lies stuff is his own work. He has worked with it for about 25 years
So you can't really be like Ekman or have his job...

ok :P