NLP Lie Detector Eye Accessing Cues Explained

NLP Lie Detector Eye Accessing Cues Explained. This technique is used by the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center FLETC

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14 Responses to NLP Lie Detector Eye Accessing Cues Explained

  1. guitarhero419

    good stuff

  2. Raging5

    did you know that SAS and SASR undergo interrorgation resistance training and are trained to resist against this by looking directly ahead showing no emotion.

  3. BOSS797

    This is very good stuff.

  4. palladianclub

    Steve G. Jones is the leading clinical hypnotherapist of our time.
    Great work, Brother!

  5. wwwgraphology

    very informative well done
    Thanks

  6. moonlightcrawler

    super informative

  7. jcassidy98

    yes.apparently looking straight ahead can convince the brain that the lye u r telling is true,thus tricking it and thus making the body language follow this ‘truth’.

  8. Quantrill71

    @ 1:14 your eyes are looking upward and to the side…you are thinking of something visual.

  9. cursevirus

    that was some really good information! ty!

  10. sosocooiam

    this ways 100% interesting thanks…

  11. 99carl99

    thanks for this, im goin for selction, and alwaiys thought something like this was happening

  12. bingefeller

    I always think of it this way – when you’re looking at someone and they’re looking to your right they’re remembering something. Right = remember. Left = creating.

  13. iLoveOlivaMunn

    nice still shots, very life-like,

  14. MeatWoodman

    Wow! When he mentioned the statue of liberty singing, I looked to the right. Then, I heard him explain why.

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