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    Lying 🤥

    Introduction

    "Hello everyone, Today, we're diving into a fascinating yet complex topic: lying.
    Have you ever wondered why people lie or how they manage to keep their stories
    straight? Lying is a remarkable aspect of human behavior, one that can reveal a lot
    about our psychology and social dynamics. In today's presentation, we will explore
    the reasons behind lying, and the effects it has on trust and relationships. We'll
    also take a closer look at the brain's role in deception, uncovering the science
    that explains what happens when we lie. Join us as we unravel the complexities of
    this intriguing subject!

    So ——— what do you think a lie is?


    It is —————————
    For example, when your friends ask you about how they look, or The simple lie that
    we say often when someone ask us “how are you “ we immediately answer “fine,
    good….etc “ when sometimes we’re NOT.
    And also, Sometimes you think in your head that you’re being nice by lying.
    Most lying isn't to manipulate and exploit people, most common lies are to boost
    salf-esteam; or to protect people’s feelings ~{As———said in the first example!}~
    or to get People to like us more.

    Why we lie ?

    TO PROTECT YOURSELF
    22% Personal transgression
    Cover up a mistake or misdeed
    14% Avoidance
    Escape or evade other people
    TO PROMOTE YOURSELF
    16% Economic advantage
    Gain financial benefits
    15% Personal advantage
    Bring benefits beyond money
    8%
    Self-impression
    Shape a positive image of ourselves
    5%
    Humor
    Make people laugh
    TO IMPACT OTHERS
    5% Altruistic
    Help people
    4% Social or polite
    Uphold social roles or avoid rudeness
    -2% Malicious
    Hurt other people
    UNCLEAR
    7% Unknown
    Motives are unclear, even to ourselves
    2%Pathological
    Ignore or disregard reality

    Also, The role of culture effects lying Different cultures view lying differently.
    Some accept certain lies as okay, while others value honesty the most.

    How does our brain lie


    All these reasons relate to our psychology and how our brain works .
    Let’s imagine what happens in our brains when we lie !

    When we lie, different parts of our brain work together. The prefrontal cortex
    helps us plan the lie and think about what might happen. The anterior cingulate
    cortex helps us feel the conflict between telling the truth and lying.

    The consequences of lying


    You’d think lying is abnormal NO it is a part of our human nature, but that doesn’t
    mean that it is a good thing so here are some of the consequences of lying:
    1. brake trust
    2. decreases self-esteem
    3. you will not be respected
    4. you’ll make misunderstood situations, that not only affect you but also
    it will affect people around you Even if it is not in the moment.

    Conclusion

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