We naturally and unconsciously mimic the nonverbal behavior of those with whom we interact.

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Then, when the more difficult issues get addressed, the officers watch for changes in nonverbal behavior that indicate deception around key points.

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Try this: Choose one nonverbal behavior (say, touching a colleague on the arm) and list all the conditions under which this behavior would be acceptable in your company or organization.

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