Is Eye Movement & Deception Bogus???

The video debunks the myth that eye movement can indicate truthfulness or deception. It explains the common belief that looking up and to the right suggests truth-telling, while looking up and to the left indicates lying. However, research since the 1970s shows no connection between eye movement and deception. People move their eyes for various reasons, and there are no telltale signs linking eye direction to lying.

What does the claim about eye movement suggest when a person looks up and to the right?

• They are lying.

• They are remembering something.

• They are confused.

• They are angry.

According to the claim, what does looking up and to the left indicate?

• The person is creating a thought.

• The person is telling the truth.

• The person is feeling sad.

• The person is distracted.

How is the claim about eye movement and lying described in the video?

• As a scientific fact.

• As a widely accepted truth.

• As a bogus claim.

• As a new discovery.

What does research since the 1970s indicate about eye movement and deception?

• It is still being studied.

• There is a strong connection.

• There is no connection.

• It depends on the person.

Why do people move their eyes in different directions, according to the video?

• To show they are thinking.

• To indicate they are lying.

• For various unrelated reasons.

• To deceive others.