The Study of Nonverbal Communication Has Advanced to the Point

question 44

True/False

The study of nonverbal communication has advanced to the point that a few nonverbal indicators of lying have been discovered that have an accuracy rate exceeding 98 percent.

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Definitions:

Just-World Phenomenon

The cognitive bias to believe that the world is inherently fair, leading individuals to rationalize an otherwise unjust situation by attributing deservingness to the outcomes.

Believe

To accept something as true, factual, or real, often without absolute proof and based on trust, faith, or confidence in it or its source.

Underpaid

The state of receiving less financial compensation for one's work than is considered reasonable or fair.

Women

Adult female humans, characterized by the possession of two X chromosomes in most cases and typically capable of pregnancy and childbirth.