Sentence examples for low honesty from inspiring English sources

When asked to rate a variety of professions on having "very high" to "very low" honesty and ethical standards, pollsters found that below 25percentt of Americans have positive feelings about the honesty of journalists.

We proposed that individuals who are low on Honesty–Humility would be more likely to utilize moral disengagement.

Presumably, people who are low in Honesty-Humility -- i.e., those who are dishonest and self-serving -- would be the most Machiavellian.

Those lowest in honesty-humility allocated an almost equal amount of points to themselves and the other person in the ultimatum game.

"Can you get low marks on honesty and still be a strong leader?" said Tim Malloy, the assistant director of the Quinnipiac poll, in a news release.

However, bootstrapping analyses revealed that individuals with low levels of Honesty–Humility were more likely to utilize moral disengagement, which, in turn, resulted in lower self- and peer evaluations of leadership emergence.

Whatever the reason behind Trump's falsehoods, they have complicated the Republican Party's efforts to use Clinton's low scores for honesty and trustworthiness against her.

Player-versus-Player activities were primarily related to low levels of Honesty-Humility and also to high levels of psychopathic traits.

Even before the extensive media coverage of the 2008 Congressional investigations of psychiatry, a 2006 Gallup poll revealed that the American public had relatively low confidence in psychiatrists' honesty and ethics.

The alternative hypothesis is that that honesty was low throughout.

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