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The FAMI-LIES project explores how parental behavior influences children's understanding of lying. By examining the discrepancies between parental teachings and actions, it aims to understand the social origins of lying and its effects on children's moral development.
Children who lie, learn this from a very young age.
While some forms of lying are harmless, or even adaptive, other types are maladaptive.
Yet, social origins of lying are grossly understudied.
Parents sometimes lie (claiming to leave the child behind, when misbehaving) or model lying to children (telling someone they love a gift, while admitting to the child their dislike).
How parental deception affects children is unknown.
In fact, socialization of child lying is paradoxical: despite lying or…
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