According to the British Telegraph, 20th century Hollywood Pictures is conducting this investigation to promote the new drama "Lie to Me" on its disc.
The investigation agency found that 'no problem, I'm fine' is the most common lie spoken by men and women. More than 80% of the surveyed adults said they can easily see that their partner is lying, and nearly half of them said the biggest flaw is that the other person does not look directly at themselves when speaking.
The survey also found that 10% of respondents got into trouble due to lying in the workplace, 4% received warnings for lying, and 5% were fired.
Body language expert Newman said, "Body language is the best indicator of whether the other person is lying, but most people cannot distinguish these signals
Newman believes that most people believe that if the other person conceals their facial expressions or is afraid to look directly at them, it means they intentionally conceal the truth. However, this is not true, and the opposite is true.
He explained that liars usually do everything to make the other person believe their lies, and he naturally sits still, watching the other person and paying attention to their reactions. He said, "Touching the face and blinking quickly are the biggest flaws, which all indicate that he is lying
The survey also shows that men often conceal how many glasses of alcohol they drank when visiting bars, while women are the most likely to lie about buying new clothes.