Deduction
When a person begins their answer by telling about their goodness, accomplishments, righteousness of character, etc., before answering the question, they are most likely being deceptive. This is done because they are trying to convince the person asking the question that they shouldn't be questioned because of their character, or why they would never do such a thing as they're accused of.
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Deductions and Stuff
RandomThis is a collection of deductions, methods of manipulation, body language meanings, and other things of the such that I either discover myself or find of others and view them as interesting/useful. Constructive Criticism is welcome. Updated every T...
