Does it make sense to "fix your eyes, but turn your eyes"?

Judging from the recent experience of interviewing some new people, this view on the first floor is wrong. At least, when adults lie and tell the truth, there is no such simple one-size-fits-all method. On the contrary, suddenly lick your lips, suddenly pull your hair, make a "tut-tut" sound before answering questions, and your face is asymmetrical when you laugh. . . It's more likely to lie. Just bigger. I always habitually roll my eyes and blink, because others praise me for being smart and say that my eyes are active. When you lie, you will stare at each other with your eyes wide open, without blinking. Because it is cute and naive, it is easier to build trust.

Please accept it, thank you!