I could watch Scott Rouse explain psychopaths all day. The Behavioral Panel rocks.

@Desert_Marcupial

2 жыл бұрын

Same!

@besties7777

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly!

@CarrieMK

Жыл бұрын

Given how long their videos are, that’s a legitimate option 😂

@tomd9132

Жыл бұрын

Same.

@MaileyMcAslan

11 ай бұрын

I ❤ Scott

I really appreciate Dr Phil's criticism of censorship and today's climate.

Love the Behavior Panel!! They are all so interesting as a panel and individually. Thank you Dr. Phil for featuring this incredibly fascinating group of people. 👍👍👍

I adore the behavioral panel and all the knowledge they share. They all seem like great guys that truly want to educate and inform. Their diverse backgrounds make it so interesting 🖤👏👏👏 I’d love to hang out with them for an afternoon 😎they’re awesome!!!

@maryjankowski9032

10 ай бұрын

Especially the guy with the accent...they crack each other up

When I was in school critical thinking was extremely important from elementary school through post secondary education. It was all about teaching us how to think and that is gone nowadays as they tell our children how to think!!

@connienavarette1948

2 ай бұрын

I totally agree. I taught my children and grandchild Critical thinking.

Fantastic episode. Love The Behavior Panel and your discussion with them. Thanks all!

I love how they’re giving straight stuff on this one.

When you tell the truth you never have to remember what you said

@gypsychik

Жыл бұрын

Great motto to live by, for my fellow brain injury survivors, as well!

@shirleymason3853

2 ай бұрын

Isn’t that the best way to live your life? The truth you tell is easier to remember than the lie you told

I just recently discovered The Behavior Panel. These guys are great

Been listening and watching these Gentlemen for months they are great. As are you Dr. Phil

You, the behavioural panel are helping immensely at activating and challenging our everyday lives by providing us with priceless knowledge and wisdom! Thank you for that, and blessings to you all from Switzerland 🔥❤❣

@gypsychik

Жыл бұрын

What she said❤From San Diego, CA!

This is actually wonderful. Thank you Dr. Phil and your guests.

Mark is my favorite he’s so animated and energetic 😀

I loved loved this episode! Thank u to all 5 of u, 4 being willing to teach these excellent skills. Both my young adult children as well as myself have benefited greatly. 🙏

I‘m a panelist and also an average person. For example what I learnt: If I watch an interogation video, I got a big smile on my face, when I hear the detective ask the suspicious dude „what do you think should happend to the person who did this?“ Ha! Punishment question😏 Kind regards from Germany❣️

OMG! What a team! 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻

The suits :) 🙋‍♀️ I feel like I just wanna sit down pour a cup of coffee with all of you☕☕☕☕☕. What a gift you all are and thank you Dr. Phil. You all are the best from the bottom of my heart. And I take great pleasure in sharing fill in the blank with my friends as well as the Body Language Panel experts🇺🇸 In 2004 I started studying forensic psychiatry forensic psychology in my is in my psychoneuroimmunology courses. I love physiological behavior. The vordere process intrigued me when I read about the woman who started that so many years ago she died of breast cancer I believe but she was so fascinating. Please keep talking and sharing. You give me courage, and so many and so much more. And I'm only one of thousands to be sure. God-bless you all.

I love how you all compliment and flow with each other...you all understand behavior and so understand that each one of you has something valuable to add...so no interrupting...no overpowering....just pure complimenting of all views and each one of you just boosts the last speaker...not bash or question ....It is so flowing and I can learn more effectively from complimentary speakers rather than speakers who always try to out due the last speaker...hope that makes sense...lol

Even in professional psychological situations some people seem to have a need to speak much more than others. It's refreshing to know that even people who study behavior have the same behaviors.

It is possible for the average person to pick this up!!! For one example my daughter used to be one person who can spin a narrative and I’d fall for it EVERY TIME!!! But since watching tbp I at least have a good idea where to ask questions, it’s been extremely valuable! Our communication is soo much richer and she’s even responding to my questions without getting angry! Not being accusatory or combative I’ve learned SOO MUCH!!!

A lot of time you can find proof of someone's lies and sometimes you can totally tell by looking at them. Or you can follow the money and see who stands to gain and or lose.

I love these guys! Fascinating!

Listening to knowledgeable people with their expertise in behavioral tactics opens up your curiosity with regards to what you've gone through and beginning to understand them more of the what and whys. Everyone has their own ways but unites with the results at the end.

Came here from the Behavior Panel channel. Finding your discussions very interesting and enlightening- thanks Dr. Phil!

One of my Fav Specific Subjects to talk and learn about

Another highly useful session! Ty!!!

Omg! Dr Phil is so Right the information is so well put out by these guys that I am up for hours, I really love the guy Scott mentioned Joe Navarro is excellent in the field and humorous as well what a treat to listen to! ❤

Dr. Phil, you work well with the Behavior Panel, and I enjoy watching your discussions - - and I learn from it too. If you could have more of these, it would be great!

Great episode, super interesting! But why does this vid have only 10k views and 400 likes?? I dont get it, these are some life changing lessons for free.

I’m not a detective but somehow I was able to discover a criminal hiding in my country not long ago, my very developed intuition and gut helps me to fight hard until the authorities from his country come here to get him. But I was the one who makes all the investigation. It was hard and traumatic bc the criminal is an ex military and my life was on risk but now I can tell I’m so proud of what I’ve done. 2 countries were involved in his arrest (guy had pending charges in the US for CP distribution) and non of them help me with anything, I wish I can get free therapy after all that mess.

@gypsychik

Жыл бұрын

Hi. I just had my first Doctor on Demand therapy session. I learned about Dr. On Demand, of course, by watching Dr. Phil! My appointment was wonderful. I actually felt listened to and cared for (rare these days)! I am sharing this with you because I have Medicare and there was NO COST for my 55 minute, video visit! It was so simple to make an appointment on the app And the appointment I got, was for the very next day! I have two MORE sessions, already scheduled, for this month! I highly recommend you check it out, if you’re needing free therapy! I’ve been in therapy for nearly my whole life & am Very impressed and grateful for Dr. Phil (& sons), for creating this amazing resource.

I've learned alot from these Gentlemen it goes along with me already knowing how to pick liars out.

Thank you Dr. Phil.

And Dr Phil will say, "that wasn't an essay question." 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Judge Judy says that too... BOTH are looking for 'who's lying here?'......👋🏻☺️

One thing I took away was the idea of mind virus. New one on me but it makes sense. Some thing I can share is what you call the romancing look. I call it the predator stare. Cats do it when they are within striking distance of prey. I think there's some mechanism that keeps the eyes wet without blinking.

Love this. Good theme. Ty dr Phil.

So what I would like to know, what to look for in body language when someone is lying.

Thanks Phil

dr phil is right these guys are good

Thank you

I love these guys!!

I really like how Dr. Phil has introduced the behaviour panel members. We all have enormous respect for them 👏 Now, I am thinking how is "respect" related to the applause emoji and how would this come across to Chase, Mark, Scott and Greg 🙃

So three Southern Boys and a Brit walk into a bar...yadda yadda yadda we all adore @TheBehaviorPanel 😉💜

Having backbone might mean you’re put in a concentration camp or disappeared if someone (fill in the blank of your enemy) gains ultimate power. And being a sheep means you get to live your life like a current Russian citizen

Love the behavior panel!! I’d also add to what they said about the benefits of watching and hearing the four perspectives. That is, they don’t alway agree. And that helps to see why clusters are so important.

We love this!

Just love u all. Brilliant

Texan in the House! Totally smitten with Chase 🥰 The rest of you guys can go home 😘

@mariarandolph8402

2 жыл бұрын

Can mark stay?

@lolliedotcom

2 жыл бұрын

I imprinted on military officers at Ft Chaffee many years ago. So I always find intelligent men who can communicate clearly and listen well - the most attractive.

Dr. Phil! What a great introduction for four of my favorite guys.

If I ever got questioned I would be screwed as someone with ADHD. Nothing ever comes out of my mouth right unless I take the time to try and organize the structure in my head. 😂

My five favorite guys!!!

oh please dr phil you do not have to repeat what their professions are!!! my god phil you really are buttering them up…goodbuy

Hello Dr.Phil

Why is a fascinating question, but why is accusatory and it’s sets people on edge. “Why did you do this?” is actually harder for someone to answer than “what caused you to do this?” It’s the same question just phrased differently.

Government and their influence on and partnership with media/social media perpetrates bias and deception. Not random Twitter users.

I was told by a psychologist that what rather than why should be used. As why can be viewed as judgemental .

That was wonder fulllllll…!

It's 3:00 in the morning why did I start watching this video?

Yes it is possible.

I love these guys not just content cos they are the experts and they have fun with it.

What sort of dynamic is at play when someone like OJ gets off? Is that just not enough evidence or were the prosecutors sort of charmed by him so they didn’t pursue him as someone they wanted to be held accountable.

out of the Baseline we all start looking for I'll take it a different path verbal and vocal cues a person who tries to negotiate the question or where it tries to condition the question or takes longer to get to yes or no that's a good indicator that something is wrong if they normally say yes or no you ask them a complex question they ramble before they say yes or no that's distancing verbal distancing that's a great indicator there are places where people hide time I taught resistance interrogation in a good portion of it's tied to that things like saying and then it means I just jump over a period of time doesn't mean they're lying it means that there's an opportunity for a lie there an opportunity to miss something and then word choice changes how the sentence is structured there's a ton of

It’s their grandiosity and their craving of stimulation.

Yey yey ! Did he live it and then read the books and survive it ! I did

My 4 favorite men on the planet. Long time follower of both channels. I wish I would have known the information I have received from all of you decades ago. You are fascinating and brilliant. Thank you very much!!!

😂 17 beers.. 15 hours x-box..

Where is the episode the behavior panel did with that Tarek guy?

The squeeky wheel gets the grease.

👏👏👏👏👏👏🙏🙏thank u for such a wonderful video. You guys , all of u Dr .Phil and the great BP guys have so wonderfully articulated what I've been feeling . Love diversity of ideas 💡 , celebrate our differences and differences of opinion. What fantastic thoughtful, intelligent, thought provoking and stimulating content . Thank u !

Ty. Excellent forum.

Mark, I think a big reason for why people do and say dumb things like going on Dr. Phil to "clear their name" is because their egos delude their perceptions of reality. The stronger a person's ego, the less self-awareness they have.

Love Mark Bowden's perspective and his British accent. Behavior panel Rocks!!!

Great information!!

DR. Phil- How many hours do you have to rehearse your intros?

This is interesting and I'm sure it's good information for the most part. However I've come to realize that at least a few of the behaviors that are suppose to be indicators that the person is being dishonest are also behaviors that very insecure people exhibit. Particularly, the hiding body language could be a feeling of being uncomfortable because of social anxiety, insecurity, fear of being misunderstood instead of dishonesty. Or people who say, "honestly" sometimes feel like they're not heard or taken seriously. Sometimes they feel they aren't respected or they need to apologize for what they're about to say in case you don't agree. Do you have any thoughts on this?

@She2D0pe

Жыл бұрын

If you listen to more of their content, they do tell you + go into detail about how, first, you have to always take into account the persons personality type, as well as what type of situation they may be in and feeling, the surroundings, etc. They remind you to remember everyone is different and there can always an expectation to the rule

Hold yr water 😂

BE STRONG ENOUGH TO BE HONEST AND KIND

I have a back bone. I wont back down! Im ready to go anyway

Trump hasn't been on Twitter in well over a year.

so how am I supposed to talk?😂

love yall at the behavior panel and love dr phil! gr8! awesome forces together

I love them so much. I’m autistic and the weird interest they inspired in me is to learn how to lie. I am horrifically bad though haha

Excellent episode. Thanks❤️

How can Hollywood be Liberal? Canadian here.

You can ask yourself that question.

Dr Phil, I love your show Phil in the blanks. Btw Jimmy Kimmel didn’t get why you named your show. I got it right away and it’s a great name. I love the behavior panel. And When I first started watching their show probably about 6 months ago and I have great respect for them and you. This is a great episode. Thank you. Sincerely Holly

Our President uses some of these techniques when speaking.

Psychopaths don't have fear or stress. So there won't be any tells. I took classes in some of this with a man named Jim Tanner at the Crimes against Children Conference in Dallas. This is fascinating stuff.

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS. I TRULY ENJOYED ALL KF THIS. 👍👍♥️🤗

More Behavior Panel please!!!

BECOME RYAN TRAHANS GRAMPA

become trahans grandpa dr Phil please do it

Wow this is amazing.

Honestly. . . With all due respect . . .

These guys are amazing!

Oh, boy oh boy…I was really hoping we wouldn’t see a rabbit hole, let alone fall right into it. But here we are! Ughhhhh

omg omg omg omg this is epic!!!!!

What a great episode. Want to hear about an adult child abuses her mother.

My husband uses "honestly" and it drove me crazy. But in his case, I have found he says it almost as a pre- apology when he is about to say something he thinks may offend or upset them. Almost an I'm only being honest. So he would say, "Honestly, it's not the best meal meal I've ever had in a restaurant." Or "Honestly, I am not really a fan of that person, they seem foolish". Ect. He is the only person I know to use it that way. In every other case it means they are about to lie. Sure as "bless her heart" comes after an insult in the south. 🤣

I …really dont think ..they are THAT good on this panel

Your body language was a little crazy as you read his encyclopedia ( Scott's) 😅 I love the behavior panel.