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Breaking down microexpressions during interviews

Cliff Lansley, Director at the Emotional Intelligence Academy and a keynoter at the upcoming 28th Annual ACFE Global Fraud Conference, discusses the ways in which fraud examiners can use microexpressions to glean more information from their interview subjects. View the video.

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Breaking down microexpressions during interviews

Cliff Lansley, Director at the Emotional Intelligence Academy and a keynoter at the upcoming 28th Annual ACFE Global Fraud Conference, discusses the ways in which fraud examiners can use microexpressions to glean more information from their interview subjects. View the video.

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