Fleeting facial expressions that can serve as nonverbal cues indicating deception are called:
A)motor tics.
B)anthropomorphisms.
C)physiological indicators.
D)microexpressions.

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Fleeting facial expressions that can serve as nonverbal cues indicating deception are called microexpressions. They occur for a brief moment and are usually difficult to detect by the naked eye, but can be captured by high-speed cameras or through careful observation.

Fleeting Facial Expressions That Can Serve as Nonverbal Cues Indicating