Sentence examples for deception based on from inspiring English sources

In fact, in one study participants were given training in detecting deception based on police manuals and their performance at detecting deceit actually declined while they simultaneously reported increased confidence in their abilities.

"Any right minded person would be sickened by the deception based on the premise that vulnerable people would benefit.

GP 23 Patients, by contrast, were inclined to prefer their doctors to be 'in on' the deception, based on a belief in protective power of physicians' knowledge, and would tend to still hold the doctor culpable.

However, Melis et al. (2006) showed that chimpanzees are sensitive to both what others can see and what others can hear indeed, chimpanzees in her experiment were able to engage in concealment, a simple form of deception, based on their understanding of others' auditory perceptions.

So the GOP deceptions are based on conveniently forgetting that: (1) the low, 2009 price of gas was simply a reflection of the economic meltdown that they helped cause; (2) before the crash, gas was even more expensive under Bush than it is now; and (3) rising gas prices are a reflection of our economic rebound.

After reading Sun Tzu on deception ("All warfare is based on deception"), Pietramala looked more favorably than ever on the Hopkins defensive fake slide.

In orchids it is often difficult to decide when simple fly pollination ends and deception that is based on carrion mimicry begins.

Important differences in the willingness and ability to use deception were found based on the (a) mode of administration (i.e., interview vs. self-report) and (b) level of psychopathy as measured by the Psychopathy Checklist — Revised (PCL-R).

The core of the Egyptian deception plan was based on the prevalent Israeli mentality following their lightning-quick victory over Arab forces in the 1967 Six Day War.

The Soviet Union's military doctrine of maskirovka (literally: disguise, camouflage, concealment) defines the need for surprise through deception, including camouflage, based on experiences such as the Battle of Kursk where camouflage helped the Red Army to overwhelm a powerful enemy.

Sexual deception reflects unusual specialization based on chemical exploitation of one or a few pollinator species, whereas pollination in food-deceptive orchids is less specialized, attracting a range of pollinators much as do food-reward flowers.