Passion, Persistence, Perception
Mike Murray sent this to me last week:
A beautifully recursive study has shown that viewing an episode of the psychology of deception TV series Lie To Me makes people worse at distinguishing truth from lies.
There is a lot of irony given the name of the show is “Lie to Me”.
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What are some good resources to learn micro expressions?
This question was asked and answered at How do I go about learning more about micro-expressions? The products by Humintell (humintell.com) and Paul Ekman (paulekman.com) are still the best. Also despite the fact that Lie to Me is entertaining, it won’…
[…] the TV show Lie to Me* then you’re familiar with the work of Dr. Paul Ekman. Unfortunately watching the TV show won’t help you become better at assessing deception. Although if you want to learn the science behind facial expressions, while getting better at […]