All articles tagged with #lie detector
Shannon Price, Gary Coleman's ex-wife, took a polygraph test regarding his 2010 death, failing some key questions and suggesting she may know more than she has disclosed, though she maintains her innocence. The test results and her statements have reignited questions about the circumstances of Coleman's fall and death, which was officially ruled an accident.
Shannon Price, ex-wife of Gary Coleman, took a polygraph test regarding his 2010 death, which indicated deception on key questions about her involvement, fueling ongoing controversy and suspicion about the circumstances of his fall and death.
Shannon Price, ex-wife of Gary Coleman, took a polygraph test about his 2010 death and failed a key question indicating deception, suggesting she may not be telling the whole truth about her involvement in his fall. The test was conducted by former FBI agent George Olivo and will be featured in an upcoming A&E episode.
Dakota Johnson revealed on Vanity Fair's Lie Detector Test that she once sent a man a gallon of gorilla feces as a prank to support her friend Riley Keough, showing her extreme loyalty and no remorse for the act, while denying other wild rumors.
Priyanka Chopra participated in a lighthearted Q&A session where she shared her candid thoughts on her experience with a film she didn't enjoy, public farting, and snoring. She also expressed her excitement for her upcoming series Citadel and her preference for parathas over burgers. Her answers received positive indicators on the lie detector, except for the snoring revelation.
Psychology professor Richard Wiseman explains how to identify a liar by focusing on audio cues rather than visual cues, as the latter can be highly controllable. He also discusses the importance of establishing a baseline and looking for certain signals away from that baseline, such as hesitations and dropping of certain words. Wiseman notes that lying is cognitively difficult and that some people can hide their body language tells, but most cannot. He also emphasizes that lying is not always bad and that it depends on the situation, and that lie detectors are not always reliable.