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Does your Wii know you’re lying?
Your mother always told you not to lie: it’s easier to tell the truth. She wasn’t pulling your leg: Duran, Dale, and McNamara (2010) recently showed that lying can physically pull you in two directions. And they did it with a … Continue reading →
Posted in Cognitive Psychology, Social Psychology, Uncategorized
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Tagged action dynamics, deception, lying, wii
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