Lying: NATURE,CAUSES,PREVENTION AND SYMPTOMS
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- 1. NAKAPAGSINUNGALING KA NA BA? MAY NAGSINUNGALING NA BA SAYO?
- 3. CAUSES SYMPTOMS SISRACON, ANDRIANNA VICTORIA L. II-13 BECE LYING
- 4. Definition: lying is marked by or containing untrue statements. a false statement made with deliberate intent to deceive; an intentional untruth; a falsehood. an untrue or deceptive statement deli berately used to mislead.
- 5. NATURE
- 6. Lying is considered by many experts to be a natural human tendency. In the same way that children learn to walk, talk, and cry, we also learn to lie at a very early age. The primary reasons people of all ages lie is to avoid punishment or get something they want. Fortunately, as we grow older, we become aware that lying can have many painful consequences. Over time, we learn that we can get away with some lies while we can’t get away with others.
- 7. Empathy—The Key to Lying Lying is done through communication. As humans, we communicate in many different ways, both verbally (talking, sounds) and non-verbally (facial and body gestures). Another important component of communication is the ability to empathize, or understand what another person might be thinking or feeling. Having empathy is necessary to lie, because you have to understand another person’s thoughts and feelings to be able to make them believe your lie.
- 8. SYMPTOMS
- 9. UNUSUAL EYE CONTACT Young children who are lying often avoid eye contact. But as children get older and more savvy, they may overcompensate while lying and hold your gaze without looking away at all. As a result, both very little or very long eye contact may indicate untruthfulness.
- 10. REPETITION Another common sign of lying is repeating part of a question as part of a response. This is usually a way of stalling for more time to think of a story.
- 11. TOUCHING THE FACE Touching parts of the face whether scratching an ear or touching the nose or head may be signs your child isn't telling the truth. Similarly, licking or biting the lips is another clue.
- 12. INCONSISTENCIES Inconsistencies in your child's story are one of the surest signs that you're not getting the real deal.
- 13. DEFENSIVE REACTIONS A lying child will often overreact to your accusations, so be wary if her defense is a little toopassionate.
- 14. UNUSUAL GESTURES Her unusual gestures or body position may indicate she's telling a tale.
- 15. Your child's eyes can give away her fib. Both blinking much more than usual or not blinking at all are signs that something is up. BLINKING CHANGES
- 16. FIDGETING Do you see your child wringing her hands or squirming while telling her story? That's another clue that she's feeling uncomfortable because she's not telling you the truth.
- 17. RAMBLING Unless your child is typically extremely talkative, excited and rambling behavior is often a sign that she's trying to make her story more believable by adding details.
- 18. Long pauses, hesitation, or speaking in a lower voice are additional clues that a child is not telling the truth. CHANGED TONE OR SPEED OF SPEECH
- 19. CAUSES
- 20. MISTAKES To get out of doing something they don’t want to do FEAR Not understanding when it’s socially appropriate to lie and when it isn’t
- 21. Monkey see, monkey do indication of an emerging mental illness Parental limits that are too strict. As a way to fit in.
- 22. PREVENTION
- 23. to be consistently good models of honest living Stay calm Take the time to train and explain
- 24. Never label a kid as a liar Parents shouldn’t mimic interrogators. Look for the reason behind the lie Understand that comprehending moral issues is difficult