Don't Lie to Me: How to Discover What Others Are Hiding

Research by sociologists and psychologists shows that people may lie to varying degrees from 5 to 200 times a day. It may also mean that we live in an environment where truth and lies are mixed, but no one likes lies and no one likes to be deceived. The author of this book, Markus Schulmeyer, uses his research and practical experience as a criminal lawyer and forensic psychology researcher to propose a lie detection method that ordinary people can master - the BACON method. By analyzing a person's personality and background, supplemented by important clues such as body language, it helps people learn to investigate when identifying the truth, learn not to let emotions replace facts, not to be manipulated by "hackers" in the human brain, and then stop looking at things in the fog and see the truth and essence clearly. This book is suitable for every lie researcher, everyone who needs to learn to identify lies to improve the quality of work and life, and anyone who is interested in the psychology of lying.