How Not to get Fooled...
“How do you know that?” “I don't know how. I just know.” “There should be some reason that you think it like that.” “There ain't. It's an intuition." "He was lying. Yes I am sure he was lying.” Source - http://www.imarklab.com/en/201 6/10/pupil-dilation-cognitive- load-usability-testing- innovations/ You too must've faced situations in which you just knew that the person in front of you is lying, but you were unable to explain it. It's like an intuition, of what you felt at the moment, which sometimes guides your major decisions about people. But does the words like 'intuition' or 'felt' really made for us - the persons of reason? No. I don't think so. As long as it is in our control, we should never base our decisions purely on intuition or gut feeling. If so done, such decisions are highly prone to risks of failure or change or objections by other parties involved. But if you have the right knowledge & alertness you ca...