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THE BOOK OF TELLS<br />

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10. Lying <strong>Tells</strong><br />

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in lying: how women and men deal with the dilemma <strong>of</strong> deceit'. In M.<br />

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B. R. (2002) 'Self-presentation and verbal deception: do self-presenters lie<br />

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3 Feldman, R. S., Tomasian, J. C, and Coats, E. J. (1999) 'Nonverbal deception<br />

abilities and adolescents' social competence: adolescents with<br />

higher social skills are better liars'. Journal <strong>of</strong> Nonverbal Behavior, 23(3),<br />

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