Lie to Me

The truth is on your face

source: CW Arkansas

Are you a liar? Maybe the lies you tell are just white lies, but what if others can detect those lies just by reading your facial expressions just like on the TV show "Lie to Me.”

Published Mon, Nov 9

Fib expert tells the truth about "Lie to Me"

source: San Francisco Chronicle

J.J. Newberry chuckles when he watches "Lie to Me," the Fox television series about scientists who help cops catch crooks with their extraordinary ability to detect lies by analyzing facial expressions and body language. Starring Tim Roth as Dr. Cal Lightman -...

Published Sat, Sep 26

Is it a Lie or Do You Really Believe It?

source: PsychCentral.com

While American folklore tells us that George Washington never told a lie, the topic of lying on Capitol Hill, at work, or at home is big news. For instance, President Barak Obama is charged with telling lies. A popular TV show, Lie to Me, conducts a poll that shows the average person lies 42 tim...

Published Thu, Sep 24

Detecting deception

source: The Star

Dr Cal Lightman’s forte is reading the lies written all over people’s faces, in Lie To Me.

Published Tue, Aug 11

Reading between the lies

source: odt.co.nz

Midway through the first season of Lie to Me, Prof Paul Ekman is ready to assign grades to the drama he inspired: A-minus for entertainment, B-plus for realism.

Published Mon, Aug 10

Facial Expressions, Lies and Climate

source: RhinoTimes.com Greensboro

Lie to Me is entertainment, not science. Cal Lightman and his employees have a lot more certainty about who is and is not lying than Ekman has – but they ...

Published Thu, Aug 6

On TV, reading between the lies

source: journalgazette.net

With the first season of "Lie to Me" completed, Paul Ekman is ready to assign grades to the Fox drama he inspired: A-minus for entertainment value, B-plus for realism. Photo caption: From left, Kelli Williams, Tim Roth, Brendan Hines and Monica Raymund star in "Lie to Me." Photo by Fox

Published Mon, Jul 13

How doctors can spot lies or head them off

source: Los Angeles Times

and Paul Ekman, professor emeritus of the UCSF Medical School and author of the 2001 book "Telling Lies" and inspiration for Fox's "Lie to Me" series ... and more »

Published Fri, Jun 5