[Bigiron]

Body language of insincere person when making speech

 Meta AI: An insincere person's body language when making a speech may include:

- Avoiding eye contact or inconsistent eye contact
- Nervous behavior (fidgeting, shifting weight, excessive hand movement)
- Incongruent facial expressions (e.g., saying positive things with a negative tone)
- Micro-expressions (very brief, involuntary facial expressions revealing true emotions)
- Lack of conviction in gestures and posture
- Crossing arms or legs, indicating defensiveness or closure
- Turning away from the audience or avoiding engagement
- Forced or fake smiling
- Inconsistent or rehearsed body language
- Failure to use appropriate emphasis and inflection

These nonverbal cues can suggest a disconnect between the person's words and true intentions, potentially indicating insincerity or dishonesty.

[Bigiron]

Incongruent facial expressions

 Meta AI: Incongruent facial expressions refer to a mismatch between the emotions expressed on a person's face and the words they are speaking. This can be a subtle sign of insincerity, discomfort, or hidden emotions. Examples include:

- Saying "I'm excited" with a flat or bored tone and a lack of smile
- Claiming "I'm fine" with a furrowed brow and a frown
- Expressing "I'm sorry" with a smirk or a glint in the eye
- Using a fake or forced smile while speaking about a serious or upsetting topic
- Displaying a micro-expression (a very brief, involuntary facial expression) that contradicts the spoken
 message

[Gstalk]

Body language of insincere person when making speech

 Meta AI: An insincere person's body language when making a speech may include:

- Avoiding eye contact or inconsistent eye contact
- Nervous behavior (fidgeting, shifting weight, excessive hand movement)
- Incongruent facial expressions (e.g., saying positive things with a negative tone)
- Micro-expressions (very brief, involuntary facial expressions revealing true emotions)
- Lack of conviction in gestures and posture
- Crossing arms or legs, indicating defensiveness or closure
- Turning away from the audience or avoiding engagement
- Forced or fake smiling
- Inconsistent or rehearsed body language
- Failure to use appropriate emphasis and inflection

These nonverbal cues can suggest a disconnect between the person's words and true intentions, potentially indicating insincerity or dishonesty.

Sounds like pinky

[Harry Lee]

He like to stare at the ground when making a statement nodding or shaking his head vehemently when he should be looking straight at the camera.