The Sending Capacity Hypothesis Argues That

question 64

Multiple Choice

The sending capacity hypothesis argues that

• A) liars "leak" more deceptive cues from their legs and feet than their faces because they concentrate more on controlling their facial expressions.
• B) liars try to avoid looking like liars so they become more rigid and move very little when lying.
• C) nonverbal cues that are leaked depend on the processes of arousal, control, effort, and cognition.
• D) liars become more aroused when lying and therefore leak more cues.

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