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The Celebrity Traitors: psychologist explains how to defend yourself when you’re accused of lying

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By Lara Warmelink
| Tolerance Canada
The Traitors is a game built on lies and deceit. Contestants live together in a Scottish castle. Those secretly chosen as Traitors are tasked with “murdering” their fellow players while avoiding suspicion. The rest are Faithfuls, trying to banish the Traitors. Of course, the Traitors must tell lies all the time to avoid getting caught – but many Faithfuls tell lies as well: to throw the traitors off their scent, build alliances or manage how other players think of them.
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The Celebrity Traitors: psychologist explains how to defend yourself when you’re accused of lying

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By Lara Warmelink
| The Conversation Verified
The Traitors is a game built on lies and deceit. Contestants live together in a Scottish castle. Those secretly chosen as Traitors are tasked with “murdering” their fellow players while avoiding suspicion. The rest are Faithfuls, trying to banish the Traitors. Of course, the Traitors must tell lies all the time to avoid getting caught – but many Faithfuls tell lies as well: to throw the traitors off their scent, build alliances or manage how other players think of them.
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Exploring lie frequency and emotional experiences of deceptive decision-making in autistic adults

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By Lara Warmelink, Amanda Roestorf, Calum Hartley, Tiegan Blackhurst
| SAGE Publishing
Introduction Choosing to lie is a complex process that involves considering why one needs to lie, who one is lying for, and the medium required to deliver the lie (e.g. face-to-face, computer-mediated; Cantarero et al., 2018).
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