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male, This study was examined the sex differences of nonverbal behaviors cues during deception 62 students participated in the experiment in pairs with one of them as an subject and the other as an accomplice were led to cheat on an exam and were asked six questions about the exam individually After separating lie and truth responses to each question the mean frequency of nonverbal behaviors were compared when they were telling a truth with when they were lying,

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