Psychology says that people who are excellent at sensing the shift in someone's tone, even if the words sound perfect, are often great at reading the room (and terrible at ignoring it). People who are good at reading people often notice micro-expressions others miss like a fake smile, tensed shoulders, or rapid blinking. They read it all. Often felt that something someone is saying doesn't feel right or sit right with you? Psychology says you are a master at detecting lies even if the 3D doesn't provide evidence right away.

One of the interesting psychological tricks to read people or make them reveal their secrets includes giving a partial answer and staying silent while keeping strong eye contact. People will keep talking to fill the gap, and in doing so, they will reveal their dominant thoughts on the topic. Here are a few mind-blowing psychological tricks that will help you read people like an open book. No more guessing, no more overthinking what they are feeling. 

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1. Rapid blinking during a conversation is a massive indicator of psychological stress or deception. If someone blinks seven times in under ten seconds, they have just lied to your face. Also, if someone cleans their glasses before responding, observe carefully. They might be mentally editing their words to avoid exposing the truth.

2. People who apologise profusely for small things are often hiding a larger guilt, or they were raised in a highly judgemental, critical environment. Someone who is uncomfortable or lying might touch their neck mid-conversation or inhale deeply through their nose before speaking to manipualte the emotions, or if their pupils don't dilate then they probably are not a connection. 

3. People subconsciously copy the body language of those they respect or are attracted to. If you cross your arms and they don't, there is a disconnect. More body language signs include crossed arms when answering a question, squirming in chair, shifting posture. When someone's words and body gestures don't align, always believe the body language.

4. If someone is talking to you but their feet are pointed toward the door, their brain has already ended the conversation. They are looking to jump to exit the room. The feet rarely lie. Someone who is not engaged in the conversation or getting uncomfortable by the topic will have their feet subconsciously toward the nearby exit. 

5. When someone gives you bad news or you tell them about your bad day, watch the corners of their mouth. A micro-smirk means they secretly enjoy your downfall. Another tell is if you give a certain information and they act shocked or surprised for more than three seconds, they are faking it. Watch out.

Once You Use These 16 Psychology Tricks, They Will Always Respect You