If you want to catch a liar, psychologists often suggest asking questions that make it harder to keep a false story consistent. Here are two effective questions:
1. “Can you tell the story again, but in reverse order?”
When someone is telling the truth, they usually remember the event naturally.
A liar often rehearses the story in one order, so asking them to tell it backwards can expose gaps or contradictions.
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