The 4 Cues of Mistrust
In this German‑language excerpt from Shanli Liu’s YouTube video “The 4 Cues of Mistrust,” Speaker B explains that touching one’s face is one of four observable behaviors that signal a lack of trust. Self‑contact on the face—rubbing the face, touching the eyelids, or chewing fingernails—is linked to anxiety, nervousness, and deception. Consequently, Liu advises her students to avoid any facial contact during interactions. Speaker A confirms that she applies the same guidance when coaching clients on how to answer questions, warning them not to touch the part of the sentence they are speaking about. The segment serves as a practical, instructional illustration of how non‑verbal cues of mistrust can be identified and mitigated in professional communication settings.
