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

Detect Deception
Behavioral Indicators Webinar Recording
$179
RETAIL: $199
Total Training Hours: 2
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"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

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Behavioral Indicators
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Basic
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Behavioral Indicators of Mental States

Behavioral Indicators of Mental States

Learn to identify nonverbal behavioral indicators associated with different mental and emotional states during interviews and interactions.
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MiX Enhanced Microexpression Training

Microexpression Training: MiX Enhanced

Improve your ability to recognize concealed or repressed signs of emotion through microexpression recognition training.
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Negotiation and Deception

Negotiation and Deception

Explore the role of deception in negotiation and learn how behavioral and emotional cues can provide valuable information during interactions.
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SubX Enhanced Subtle Expression Training

Subtle Expression Training: SubX Enhanced

Improve your ability to recognize subtle facial expressions that may reveal emotions when only part of an expression appears.
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The 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

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