Those who are lying often provide what is referred to in forensic psychology, that is psychology which is related to law and law enforcement, as a “convincing statement”. A convincing statement is when a person does not outright deny an accusation, rather they provide examples of why they are innocent (eg. everybody knows that I’m the most honest person here, I give and/or donate more money than anyone so I couldn’t possibly be the person who stole the missing item, ask (insert person name here)...
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