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07 July
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Fear, Obligation and Guilt

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Often our lives are characterised by FOG: fear, obligation and guilt.  In many cases, this involves other people. That is what this blog post deals with.  It concerns how to limit fear to the unavoidable, remove obligation when it is incorrectly placed and replace guilt when it is unjustified. Read more…

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21 June
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Is Deception ‘All in the Mind’?

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For those of you – like me – interested in the heady mix of lie-detection and body language, there was a great piece on BBC Radio 4′s All in the Mind last week.  Here’s the blurb.  Read more…

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07 June
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The Body Language of Honesty

I was tempted to call this blog, “All men Are Liars!” because that’s the finding of a recent poll.  Or, at least, men are bigger liars when compared to women.  One of the reasons for this is that men are less easily made feel guilty than women.  Men can justify their lies better.  Read more…

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