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Spy the Lie
- Former CIA Officers Teach You How to Detect Deception
- Narrated by: Fred Berman
- Length: 4 hrs and 52 mins
- Categories: Health & Wellness, Psychology & Mental Health
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Publisher's Summary
Audie Award Nominee, Business and Educational, 2013
Three former CIA officers - among the world’s foremost authorities on recognizing deceptive behavior - share their proven techniques for uncovering a lie.
Imagine how different your life would be if you could tell whether someone was lying or telling you the truth. Be it hiring a new employee, investing in a financial interest, speaking with your child about drugs, confronting your significant other about suspected infidelity, or even dating someone new, having the ability to unmask a lie can have far-reaching and even life-altering consequences.
As former CIA officers, Philip Houston, Michael Floyd, and Susan Carnicero are among the world’s best at recognizing deceptive behavior. Spy the Lie chronicles the captivating story of how they used a methodology Houston developed to detect deception in the counterterrorism and criminal investigation realms, and shows how these techniques can be applied in our daily lives.
Through fascinating anecdotes from their intelligence careers, the authors teach listeners how to recognize deceptive behaviors, both verbal and nonverbal, that we all tend to display when we respond to questions untruthfully. For the first time, they share with the general public their methodology and their secrets to the art of asking questions that elicit the truth.
Spy the Lie is a game-changer. You may never experience another book that has a more dramatic impact on your career, your relationships, or your future.
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- Rebell
- 21-11-2018
Basic
This book is a great introduction for raising awareness on deception. Information is great but could use more examples—perhaps every day ones as well to really ground the information. It would be far better if different authors narrated their own parts and if examples of interviews were played as the original instead of read.
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- Kim
- 07-08-2012
Excellent, with one disappointment
Where does Spy the Lie rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?
Having listened to Joe Navarro's "What EveryBODY Is Saying", I felt this audiobook provided similar content, but with excellent suggestions for honing questions that an interviewer might ask of a potential hire, or an employer of an employee in an otherwise uncomfortable situation. My only misgiving is when the reading refers to "Figure 1" or "Figure 2", etc., and there was no companion download to include what might be important images. I'll never know how important they were to include unless they are available or unless I get the hard copy somewhere... please Audible, let the reader decide on their importance rather than make the decision on our behalf.
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- R. A.
- 08-08-2012
Helpful, well written, and smart
Spy the Lie starts out a bit slow, with quite a bit of background and sports analogies. After Chapter Two, once you fully believe the authors are bright and well meaning, the fun begins. Listening to such a book made me want to take notes, so that I could better retain the information. Spy the Lie is basically a how-to on "The Method" for detecting deception. It won't make you a human lie detector, but it certainly can help you get to the truth. Plus, the analysis of OJ Simpson, Jerry Sandusky, and Christine O'Donnell are fascinating. The appendix includes sample questions for your child if you suspect he/she is doing drugs, and another sample list in case you think your significant other is cheating. I used "The Method" to uncover why a family member was behaving so strangely and it worked unbelievably well. Both party left the conversation feeling good because the truth had come out.
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- CLR
- 23-04-2013
Highly credible and interesting
All this makes tremendous sense and most likely works really well when used by an experienced practitioner. Well worth a look for anyone who is interested in behavior, psychology, or just managing in the world.
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- Bill
- 27-08-2012
Lot's of promise, but a disappointment
What disappointed you about Spy the Lie?
Just seemed to repeat and repeat the same thing throughout the reading. Dull, uninteresting and lacking in the things I wanted to hear. The book cited several examples of successful use of the author's techniques which I found completely unbelievable and contrived. Sure, a spy is going to give up his previous life of spying for another governent with a mere question.... uh, huh. Yup. Not in my lifetime!!
What was one of the most memorable moments of Spy the Lie?
Actual examples of alledged incidents could have held promise
What didn’t you like about Fred Berman’s performance?
He did fine, but the material was repetitious
You didn’t love this book... but did it have any redeeming qualities?
Interesting premise which could have been provided within an hour!!
Any additional comments?
I don't recommend this one to my friends and family!!
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- dacostri
- 18-01-2013
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This audio book fell far below my expectations. I felt like there could've been far more substance to the methodology which they teach and subscribe too. Many case studies were used to substantiate their claims but after an hour, it's like they're using this medium to boast about their accomplishments. This causes one to loose sight of the methodology and get swamped by story after story.
It's also very difficult to believe in some of the case studies. One that jumps to mind - The CIA informant - 20 years in the field - who goes to a standard, run-of-the-mill interview. In the space of 5 minutes, the interviewer is able to crack the informant. He goes from admitting to being a double agent for 20 years to falling just short of confessing about the time where he picked up a penny and didn't hand it in to the police.
I suggest this book to people who are able to filter a Google search. There are some lessons but first you've got to sort through the 'ad-infested-green-card-lotto-winning sites'.
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- Christine
- 02-08-2012
On my second listen
If you could sum up Spy the Lie in three words, what would they be?
How to ask the right questions.
What other book might you compare Spy the Lie to and why?
I'm not sure that I can compare this book to others in this genre, but I can say that having read What Every Body is Saying that it is an excellent, and natural further study on the subject of detecting deception.
Any additional comments?
I definately need another listen or two, but I will have far more confidence in asking direct questions after reading this book. Usually I'm the one who feels uncomfortable when I feel someone is being dishonest - hopefully now I can handle a situation with more confidence and ask the right questions, in the right way and watch and listen for the reactions. All in all a good listen.
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- Matthew harnden
- 04-08-2017
Very interesting but would have liked more data
Very interesting book with multiple good examples, but they felt anecdotal without as much of a quantitative backing as I was expecting. I understand that deception detection and deceptive strategy management are both tremendously complicated topics and at some point you have to go with a qualitative explanation for the sake of brevity so I still give it 4 stars.
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- Timothy
- 08-10-2012
You've got more work to do
What did you learn from Spy the Lie that you would use in your daily life?
A great reference on reading people and their comfort level. They don't tell you who's not telling the truth, but they'll teach you when a response is inconsistent with your expectations, indicating you should do a little more work (ask more questions) in that area.
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- Guilherme
- 14-08-2012
Amazing, and very useful/
Books about human behavior are my favorite. But this one in particular is a must have. There is so much useful information condensed in this book that I wished it was twice as long.
If you read and liked What every body is saying you certainly like this book as well. But keep in mind these 2 books have different focus. Spy the lie focus on how to detect a lie based on the excuses people make up when confronted with direct questions, while what every body is saying is more focused on body language,
I didn't rate this book 5 stars because sometimes it seems that the authors are holding back more information, because they work for the CIA I guess. But If they ever manage to publish a second book I'll definitely buy it.
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- E. Black
- 06-08-2012
Excellent Listen
Would you listen to Spy the Lie again? Why?
I would listen to it again because there is so much helpful information contained in the book. As the author says, the only way to hone the ability to spot lies is to practice. To do that, you need to review. A very interesting book.
What about Fred Berman’s performance did you like?
His voice was exactly what you would expect for this kind of CIA/investigation narration. Almost amusing, but at the end of the day a smooth voice to listen to and appropriate to the material.
7 people found this helpful
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- Adrian
- 25-02-2013
"Oh yeah"
This is an enjoyable, educational book on some of the techniques used to help you spot when someone is not being honest with you. Mostly, it's common sense and then some but an interesting listen if you enjoy trying to read people. It's marked down a very small amount because I'd have loved to hear some more borderline cases of lies, rather than one that pretty much anyone could recognise even before understanding "the technique" but more importantly because the narration is slightly irritating at times. I can't quite put my finger on it, but I just get the impression that every sentence is voiced as though the narrator is about to say "Oh yeaaaaaaaaaaaaaah" at the end. Have a listen to the preview - if that doesn't put you off too much, then chance a credit on this audiobook. I'm glad I did.
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- Anonymous User
- 17-06-2020
Must Read
Loved it so much I binge listened in 1 day and ready to listen again straight away.
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- Hannah
- 26-06-2019
Aggressive stuff
The narrator's tone is so over-the top suspicious and hostile that the book loses any credibility it may deserve.
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- Sean Kachmarski
- 06-05-2019
Part of the Collection
This book compliments other books I have read about body language especially by Joe Navarro. Great addition to my collection. Adding another tool to the tool box of my fascination of reading people.
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- B. J. Jewell
- 26-01-2018
Beware, you don’t know you friends
Would you listen to Spy the Lie again? Why?
Oh yes many times, there is far to much useful information to take in, in one listen
What other book might you compare Spy the Lie to, and why?
Trufully None! This is just unique. My children haven’t got away with anything since I read this book,
Which scene did you most enjoy?
All
Did you have an emotional reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?
After threading the book and chatting with friends and family, YES it will effect you emotionally.
Any additional comments?
I found this book after watching a YouTube video by the author. The author never tried to sell the book but her theory was far to intriguing.
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