Study: Lying Gets Easier The More It's Done
A new study finds that when we tell little fibs, it leads down a slippery slope to bigger lies. And our brains adapt to the escalating dishonesty, which makes lying easier.
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A new study finds that when we tell little fibs, it leads down a slippery slope to bigger lies. And our brains adapt to the escalating dishonesty, which makes lying easier.
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