Microexpressions - Training

"We are training people to be hyper-vigilant," Jin says. "That leads to confirmation bias. If you think someone is lying, and you see a microexpression, you will interpret that expression as proof of the lie. You become more confident in your judgment, but not necessarily more accurate."

However, the rise of this "mind-reading" skill set has drawn sharp criticism from the scientific community. Critics argue that microexpression training creates a dangerous illusion of certainty. microexpressions training

Effects of the duration of expressions on the recognition ... - PMC "We are training people to be hyper-vigilant," Jin says

Note: This training is intended for professional communication enhancement and emotional intelligence development. It is not a standalone method of deception detection and should never be used as the sole basis for legal or employment decisions. You become more confident in your judgment, but