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How To Tell If Someone Is Lying To You – Psychologist Reveals Top Three Tell-Tale Signs.

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How To Tell If Someone Is Lying To You – Psychologist Reveals Top Three Tell-Tale Signs. If you have been looking for the surefire ways to tell if someone is lying to you or not, then these are the tips you need to consider. Some people can be masters of deceit, but this is how you can spot a big fat fibber. A man who has been dubbed the “human lie detector” reveals exactly how to rumble a liar. You may think you’re adept at spotting a faker, but apparently a lot of the usual tells are actually myths. New research reveals that 89% of Brits believe they know the top giveaways, with a lack of eye contact claiming the top spot (64%), followed by delayed responses (50%) and a change of tone (40%). Men and women also suspected behaviours such as fidgeting, sweating, scratching your nose and covering your mouth when speaking as surefire signs that someone is lying. However deception detection expert Darren Stanton said these clues are not as clear cut as they may seem. He

JAMB Begins Construction Of 500-Seat CBT Centre In Benin.

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JAMB Begins Construction Of 500-Seat CBT Centre In Benin. Governor Godwin Obaseki of Edo on Friday laid the foundation stone for the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB’s) 500-seat Computer-Based Test (CBT) Centre in Benin. The governor said at the event that centre would add to the state’s education industry. He said that the state had been known for hosting Federal Government institutions and, thus, its decision to partner with JAMB to have the centre in the state. “We saw it as our responsibility to our people and the Federal Government to have a South-South Zonal Office and a CBT Centre in the state and we had to do all within our means to get a land for the project,” he said. The governor gave assurance of power supply to the centre and construction of access roads to the centre in 2018. He commended the Federal Government for releasing funds for the project, and hailed JAMB for introducing CBT which, he said, had helped to reduce examination malpracti

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