It maintains the best way to elicit confessions is by displaying empathy with subjects, and to keep them in "short-term thinking" mode, where the consequences of revealing deception seem to dissipate.
It also strikes at the heart of what "Imperfect Birds" is really about: the corrosive consequences of such endless deception.
"It was a political fraud echoed relentlessly by House and Senate Democrats who should be held accountable for the disastrous consequences of their grand deception".
In spite of Amanda's jealous guarding of the facts, the truth eventually emerges, revealing a story of deep family rivalries and of the consequences of such determined deception.
Soon he would be reminded of the consequences of his self-deception, not in defeat but in victory.
They have always been a consequence of self-deception and infirmity of purpose.As described by Mr Young, the British response to any large European initiative falls typically into three phases.
Beginning with the evolutionary roots and logic of our unrivaled ability to hide the truth from ourselves and others, Trivers then explores phylogenetic, psychological, anthropological, and historical examples of deception, its consequences, and its propagation.
However murky the real consequences of the chemical weapons deception game, the Cassidy case did bring tangible security benefits.
Lying has consequences that last far longer than individual acts of deception: it ruins the liar's ability to convince people when it really matters.
These characters provide an affecting picture of the fall-out of Wesley's careless behavior, illustrating in their own fractured lives the consequences of his heedless lies and deceptions.
