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a technology known as linguistic text00:02:05
analysis has helped to identify four00:02:07
such common patterns in the subconscious00:02:10
language of deception00:02:12
first liars reference themselves less00:02:14
when making deceptive statements00:02:16
they write or talk more about others00:02:18
often using the third person to distance00:02:20
and disassociate themselves from their00:02:22
lie00:02:23
which sounds more false00:02:25
absolutely no party took place at this00:02:27
house00:02:28
or i didn't host a party here00:02:31
a technology known as linguistic text00:02:33
analysis a technology00:02:39
technology a technology known as00:02:46
linguistic text analysis linguistic00:02:52
a technology known as linguistic text00:02:56
analysis has helped to identify four00:02:58
such common patterns00:03:08
linguistic text analysis has helped to00:03:10
identify has helped pomeglax to identify00:03:14
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has helped to identify for such common00:03:59
patterns00:04:09
four such common patterns in the00:04:10
subconscious language of deception in00:04:13
the subconscious language00:04:15
subconscious yes conscious attack00:04:19
sub conscious00:04:22
subconscious language of deception but00:04:25
nightingale00:04:50
has helped to identify four such common00:04:52
patterns has helped to identify four00:04:55
such common patterns in the subconscious00:04:58
language of deception in the00:04:59
subconscious language00:05:03
of deception it was slower deception00:05:08
a trick an attempt to make someone00:05:10
believe something that is not true00:05:16
deception first liars reference00:05:19
themselves less when making deceptive00:05:20
statements it was slower deception music00:05:37
first liars reference themselves less00:05:41
when making deceptive statements00:05:45
liars reference themselves less00:05:48
references00:05:59
first liars reference themselves last00:06:03
minute00:06:11
they write or talk more about others00:06:13
often using the third person to00:06:15
they write or talk more about others00:06:22
often using the third person chastise00:06:24
for the00:06:25
third person00:06:30
distance and disassociate themselves00:06:32
from their lie to distance00:06:34
distance00:06:35
and disassociate into distance and00:06:38
disassociate themselves from their luck00:06:39
to distance stop a distance00:06:42
and disassociate00:06:44
this is nothing new00:07:04
they write or talk more about others00:07:06
often using the third person to distance00:07:08
and disassociate themselves from their00:07:10
lie00:07:11
which sounds more false which sounds00:07:13
more false00:07:27
a task type in which learners read or00:07:31
listen to a text and decide whether00:07:33
statements are correct or not correct00:07:35
tip zadach in which learners00:07:40
niki read or listen to a text check out00:07:46
whether statements are correct or not00:07:48
correct00:07:51
which sounds more false00:07:56
absolutely no party took place at this00:07:58
house absolutely no party took place in00:08:01
this house absolutely00:08:04
took place the sloan of zillow mister00:08:06
take place at the praghadiki then00:08:09
absolutely no party took place at this00:08:12
house00:08:15
or i didn't host a party here or i00:08:18
didn't host a party here00:08:21
host at the video00:08:37
and provide the food drink or00:08:39
entertainment00:08:44
second liars tend to be more negative00:08:56
known as linguistic text analysis has00:08:59
helped to identify four such common00:09:01
patterns in the subconscious language of00:09:03
deception00:09:04
first liars reference themselves less00:09:07
when making deceptive statements00:09:09
they write or talk more about others00:09:11
often using the third person to distance00:09:13
and disassociate themselves from their00:09:15
lie00:09:16
which sounds more false00:09:17
absolutely no party took place at this00:09:20
house or i didn't host a party here00:09:23
second liars tend to be more negative00:09:26
because on a subconscious level they00:09:28
feel guilty about lying for example a00:09:30
liar might say something like sorry my00:09:33
stupid phone battery died i hate that00:09:35
thing third track00:09:40
second liars tend to be more negative00:09:42
second favorite liars tend to be more00:09:45
negative00:09:47
tend to be immediate00:09:55
second liars tend to be more negative00:09:58
because on a subconscious level they00:10:00
feel guilty about lying00:10:21
because on a subconscious level they00:10:23
feel guilty about lying for example a00:10:25
liar might say something like for00:10:27
example the premiere a liar might say00:10:30
something like varun delgun might say00:10:33
something like mojito00:10:35
like tipa sorry my stupid phone battery00:10:38
died i hate that thing00:10:39
sorry my stupid phone battery died it's00:10:44
stupid00:10:58
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i00:11:20
second liars tend to be more negative00:11:23
because on a subconscious level they00:11:25
feel guilty about lying for example a00:11:27
liar might say something like sorry my00:11:29
stupid phone battery died i hate that00:11:32
thing00:11:33
third liars typically explain events in00:11:35
simple terms since our brains struggle00:11:37
to build a complex lie00:11:39
judgment and evaluation are complex00:11:41
things for our brains to compute00:11:43
as a us president once famously insisted00:11:46
i did not have sexual relations with00:11:48
that woman third strategic liars00:11:50
typically explain events00:12:08
in simple00:12:36
to try very hard to do something00:12:38
difficult but that's a washing scene00:12:41
to struggle00:12:43
since our brain struggled to build a00:12:45
complex lie takak nash mosque struggle00:12:50
to build a complex life pastor00:12:54
judgment and evaluation are complex00:12:56
things judgments and evaluations judges00:13:19
evaluation judgment the act of judging00:13:22
people in their actions00:13:31
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judgment and evaluation are complex00:14:07
things for our brains to compute our00:14:09
complex things00:14:11
complex things00:14:13
for our brains to compute00:14:17
the computer00:14:20
compute00:14:22
are complex things for our brain to00:14:24
compute00:14:25
as a us president once famously insisted00:14:28
as a us00:14:37
i did not have sexual relations with00:14:39
that woman i did not have um00:14:42
sexual00:14:49
third liars typically explain events in00:14:52
simple terms since our brains struggle00:14:54
to build a complex lie00:14:56
judgment and evaluation are complex00:14:58
things for our brains to compute00:15:00
as a us president once famously insisted00:15:02
i did not have sexual relations with00:15:04
that woman00:15:06
and finally even though liars keep00:15:07
descriptions simple they tend to use00:15:09
longer and more convoluted sentence00:15:11
structure inserting unnecessary words00:15:13
and irrelevant but factual sounding00:15:15
details in order to pad the lie00:15:17
another president confronted with the00:15:19
scandal proclaimed i can say00:15:21
categorically that this investigation00:15:23
indicates that no one on the white house00:15:24
staff no one in this administration00:15:26
presently employed was involved in this00:15:28
very bizarre incident and finally even00:15:30
though liars keep descriptions simple00:15:33
and finally in the canyons even though00:15:35
liars tarnish materials00:15:38
keep00:15:46
and finally even though liars keep00:15:49
descriptions simple they tend to use00:15:51
longer and more convoluted sentence00:15:53
structure they tend to use00:15:56
tendencies00:15:58
they tend to use an initialized position00:16:01
longer and more convoluted sentence00:16:03
structure longer00:16:05
linear and more convoluted complex or00:16:07
complicated00:16:10
they tend to use longer and more00:16:12
convoluted sentence structures00:16:17
inserting unnecessary words inserting00:16:20
unnecessary00:16:27
irrelevant but factual sounding details00:16:29
in order to pad the lie and irrelevant00:16:33
but factual sounding00:17:03
irrelevant but factual sounding details00:17:05
in order to pad the lie stop it00:17:08
another president confronted with the00:17:09
scandal proclaimed another president he00:17:12
drug president confronted with a scandal00:17:14
katori confronted confronting00:17:22
i can say categorically that this00:17:24
investigation i can say categorically00:17:30
unnecessary00:17:34
i can say categorically that this00:17:37
investigation indicates00:17:41
it indicates00:17:43
no one on the white house staff that no00:17:45
one on the white house staff stanik toy00:17:48
is staffer bill of a domain00:17:51
no one in this administration presently00:17:53
employed was no one in this00:17:55
administration nikto is that00:17:56
administrative presently employed qatari00:18:07
in this very bizarre incident00:18:10
incident is episome slova bizarre00:18:12
extremely strange unusual atypical00:18:15
watching00:18:22
and finally even though liars keep00:18:24
descriptions simple they tend to use00:18:26
longer and more convoluted sentence00:18:27
structure inserting unnecessary words00:18:30
and irrelevant but factual sounding00:18:31
details in order to pad the lie00:18:34
another president confronted with the00:18:35
scandal proclaimed i can say00:18:37
categorically that this investigation00:18:39
indicates that no one on the white house00:18:41
staff no one in this administration00:18:43
presently employed was involved in this00:18:45
very bizarre incident00:18:50
a repeated decorative design pattern00:18:53
pattern00:19:07
i want a wallpaper patterned with roses00:19:12
patterned with roses00:19:23
the image was lodged in my subconscious00:19:26
editors00:19:31
subconsciously he blamed himself for the00:19:34
accident subconsciously but says00:19:48
his lies and deception shatters00:19:53
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she accuses the company of willful00:20:07
deception in its advertising00:20:16
deception in its advertising00:20:48
to struggle to try very hard to do00:20:50
something difficult watching silas tarat00:20:53
says00:20:55
try very hard judgment the act of00:20:57
judging people and their action surgenya00:21:00
the act00:21:38
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step families may present convoluted00:22:37
psychological dilemmas to therapists00:22:40
therapy of them step families may00:22:42
present pre-omniscience00:22:47
present00:22:48
convoluted00:22:49
psychological dilemmas00:24:20
a repeated decorative design00:24:23
pattern00:24:26
the part of the mind's function of which00:24:27
you are not aware00:24:30
subconscious00:24:33
an attempt to make someone believe00:24:35
something that is not true00:24:38
deception00:24:40
intending to mislead or trick00:24:44
deceptive00:24:47
a task type in which learners read or00:24:49
listen to a text and decide whether00:24:51
statements are correct or not correct00:24:55
true false questions00:24:58
invite guests and provide the food drink00:25:00
or entertainment00:25:03
to host a party00:25:06
the battery needs to be recharged00:25:10
battery died00:25:12
easy to understand00:25:15
in simple terms00:25:18
to try very hard to do something00:25:20
difficult00:25:22
to struggle00:25:25
the act of judging people and their00:25:27
actions00:25:29
judgment00:25:32
the making of a judgment about the00:25:33
amount number or value of something00:25:37
evaluation00:25:40
complex or complicated00:25:44
convoluted00:25:46
extremely strange unusual atypical00:25:51
bizarre00:25:52
cards00:26:17
a technology known as linguistic text00:26:20
analysis has helped to identify four00:26:22
such common patterns in the subconscious00:26:24
language of deception00:26:26
first liars reference themselves less00:26:29
when making deceptive statements00:26:31
they write or talk more about others00:26:33
often using the third person to distance00:26:35
and disassociate themselves from their00:26:37
lie which sounds more false00:26:39
absolutely no party took place at this00:26:42
house or i didn't host a party here00:26:45
second liars tend to be more negative00:26:48
because on a subconscious level they00:26:50
feel guilty about lying for example a00:26:52
liar might say something like sorry my00:26:55
stupid phone battery died i hate that00:26:57
thing00:26:58
third liars typically explain events in00:27:00
simple terms since our brains struggle00:27:02
to build a complex lie00:27:04
judgment and evaluation are complex00:27:06
things for our brains to compute00:27:08
as a u.s president once famously00:27:10
insisted i did not have sexual relations00:27:13
with that woman00:27:14
and finally even though liars keep00:27:16
descriptions simple they tend to use00:27:18
longer and more convoluted sentence00:27:19
structure inserting unnecessary words00:27:22
and irrelevant but factual sounding00:27:23
details in order to pad the lie00:27:26
another president confronted with the00:27:27
scandal proclaimed i can say00:27:29
categorically that this investigation00:27:31
indicates that no one on the white house00:27:33
staff no one in this administration00:27:35
presently employed was involved in this00:27:37
very bizarre incident00:27:49
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