Accurately assess credibility in interviews and negotiations by leveraging scientifically validated behavioral indicators of deception.
✓ Content from world-renowned psychologist Dr. David Matsumoto
✓ Improved content and delivery platform
✓ Identify concealed or repressed signs of emotions
✓ Validated by science, vetted in the field
"The most significant skill I learned was debunking common misconceptions of deceptive behavior. The concept of microexpressions is completely new to me and it's fascinating!"
Special Agent, Department of State
Learn how to leverage state-of-the-art behavioral science about behavioral indicators that have been validly and reliably demonstrated as signs of critical mental states, including veracity and deception.
Led by world-renowned psychologist Dr. David Matsumoto.
Includes BI Instructional Video plus
Our best-selling microexpression training tool. Scientifically proven to improve your ability to see concealed or repressed signs of emotion in the people whom you interview.
Includes a pre-test, expression basics, 16 instructional and review videos, practice, post-test and certificate upon completion.
Also included: supplemental readings and a free microexpressions webinar!
People lie when they negotiate. They exaggerate their strengths, conceal their weaknesses, and omit pertinent facts in an effort to get a better deal.
This 1-hour session will provide you with tools to tell the difference between fact and fiction when negotiating based on what you say, how you say it, the words you choose, and what your facial expressions say.
Includes items from Basic package plus
SubX™ Enhanced builds upon our previous SubX course to teach you how to identify subtle, partial and hidden facial expressions of emotion.
Includes a definition section; pre-test; brand new instructional sections covering subtle, partial and hidden expressions separately; practice, post-test, and certificate upon completion.
Learn MoreThe pace of speech, tone and inflection was executed really well. I also enjoyed the instructor’s sense of humor. The most valuable skill that I gained was the practice and analysis of video examples in evaluating what I saw, versus what an expert might see
Terry Vaughn, tvempowers.com
