Which Is Not a Reason for an Inability to Detect

question 50

Multiple Choice

Which is not a reason for an inability to detect deception?

• A) we're not trained to do so
• B) deception behaviors are not consistent
• C) the motivation for lying affects deception cues
• D) some behaviors associated with deception are natural for the speaker

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