Bond and DePaulo (2006) Analyzed the Results from 384 Studies

Bond and DePaulo (2006) analyzed the results from 384 studies that tested the lie-detecting ability of more than 24,000 people and found that:

A) most people can rather accurately guess whether they are told the truth or a lie.
B) the accuracy rate of most people is barely above the 50% guessing level.
C) about 50% of people are especially clairvoyant and able to discern truths from lies.
D) training people can substantially increase their lie-detecting ability.