Looking Left Lying: Is There Truth Behind the Myth?
Quick Summary: The belief that someone’s eye movements, like looking to the left, can reveal if they’re lying is common. Investigators often try to analyse the eye movement of a person when questioning them to detect if they’re lying. Since eye movement is an involuntary body language that helps expose a liar. But it’s not…
Mike Rumble
Jul 30, 2025
Excessive Blinking Psychology Lying: What It Truly Exposes
Quick Summary: Blinking is a natural reflex that keeps our eyes moist and protected, with the average person blinking about 15 to 20 times per minute during rest. Psychologically, blinking rates vary with emotional and cognitive states. Like, people blink less when focused on tasks like reading, and more during conversations or moments of stress….
Mike Rumble
Jul 23, 2025
Lying Behaviour
Insights, case studies and updates from our examiners — covering the cases we
handle, the questions we get asked, and what the polygraph really can (and can’t)
do.
