Deception Cue Battlecards
Recall quick, evidence-safe responses to common deception cue overclaims.
Body cue overclaim Someone treats gaze, fidgeting, or posture as proof. They would not look at me. That tells us enough. Your line Let's keep that as an observation, not a conclusion. What changed from their baseline, and what claim can we verify? Debating whether the gesture means lying. It applies the no-single-tell rule while preserving momentum toward evidence. Weak read vs strong read Which interpretation is safer? The strong read names a testable gap. What is the no-single-tell rule? No behavior, phrase, or expression proves deception by itself. Use the cue only to guide baseline comparison, cluster assessment, and…
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