A sight-oriented person's eyes will move up. A sound-oriented person's eyes will move side to side. A feel-oriented person's eyes will move down. Next, determine whether a person is right- or lefthanded. Righthanded people are left-brain oriented, and vice versa.
Eyes move up and to the right when lying.
Eyes move across and to right when lying. Eyes moving anywhere else indicates a lie. If the person is lefthanded, reverse the left-right direction. The up-down directions stay the same. Rhoads claims 98 percent accuracy for this lie-detecting technique, versus 72 percent for polygraphs.