STROKES LEND THE ABILITY TO DETECT A LIE

A study in the journal Nature suggests that people who have
suffered a stroke may gain a surprising benefit -- an advantage
in spotting liars, particularly when the untruths are given away
by changes in facial expression. The phenomenon occurs in
patients who develop a loss in language ability, called aphasia,
as a result of a stroke.

"As far back as the 1920s there are anecdotal reports of patients
with aphasia being able to detect when people were lying," says
Nancy Etcoff, a psychologist at the Massachusetts General
Hospital (MGH) who led the study.

"(They) seem to be more sensitive to... nuances in facial
expression that reveal a disconnect between what someone is
trying to express and what they really are feeling."

   Copyright 2000 by United Press International.
   All rights reserved.


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