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Abbie Marono

Abbie Marono

Behavioral scientist and keynote speaker specializing in trust, influence, and nonverbal communication; recognized by U.S. Department of State as a top 1% expert; trains federal agencies including FBI and Secret Service.

Jul 28, 2026

4:40
But it's still a lie.
4:42
Yeah, and the kind of pattern to it is this.
4:45
We have a pre-event.
4:47
So things before the event.
4:50
Say I'm asking you where you were at 8 p.m., right? So the pre-event might be 5 p.m., 6, 7 p.m.
4:57
And then we have the event in question.
5:00
And then we have post-event, so after the event has occurred.

30 MINS LATER

35:21
We shouldn't have to do that.
22:18
Be a Moving Target.
22:28
So it's similar.
22:30
They're all within this kind of sphere of synchrony.
22:35
Nonverbal mimicry has an evolved path.
22:39
Basically, monkey see, monkey do, it used to be called.
22:42
You know, you see someone act and it teaches you how to act.
22:45
We'd see someone respond in this situation.

16 MINS LATER

38:51
What is that? Some type of fatigue? What is that?
36:05
Specifically like sympathy.
36:06
No emotions, nothing.
36:08
I felt nothing.
36:08
I couldn't feel happy.
36:09
I couldn't feel sad.
36:10
I couldn't cry.
36:12
I didn't care.

20 MINS LATER

55:56
What is the purpose of the suppression? And you were eventually able to kind of, I don't know how to describe it, overcome, right?

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