The image shows a quote attributed to Albert Einstein:
« To catch a liar, ask just two questions… »
This kind of phrase circulates widely on social media, but there is no solid historical evidence that Einstein actually made this statement. His name is often used to lend authority to modern psychological advice.
Aside from the attribution, however, the idea is based on genuine principles of behavioral psychology.
To detect a liar, ask these two questions
By Special Editorial Team | Psychology and Communication
Detecting a lie doesn’t depend on magical intuition, but rather on observing coherence.
Studies on deception show that lying requires a greater cognitive effort than telling the truth. The liar must:
- Invent details
- Maintain temporal consistency
- I remember what you’ve already said
- Control your body language
This opens a door.
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