Thirty-six gestures rated 3.0 to 4.0 for their pull toward deception, sorted by body region. Tick what you see. The reading updates as you go.
Each cue you tick adds its own weight to the score above. One gesture rarely means anything on its own, people cross their arms because the room is cold. What the score is built to catch is a cluster: several of these firing together, especially across more than one part of the body, in answer to one specific question.
People cross their arms because the room is cold. Wait for two or three more before you trust this one, and weigh it against how this person behaves when nothing is at stake.
The copy drops your checked cues, the score, and the reading straight into your clipboard, ready to paste into a case note.