Prejudice and Bias

Understanding Treachery

• Treachery refers to betrayal of trust, often involving deceit or disloyalty.
• Examples of treachery include betrayal by a friend, espionage, or acts of treason against one's country.

Key Characteristics

• Main characteristic of treachery is a breach of trust, where an individual or group acts in a way that is deceptive or disloyal.
• Involves an element of surprise, as the betrayer often hides their true intentions until the act is committed.

Distinguishing Treachery

• Not all acts of betrayal are treacherous; some may be motivated by necessity or survival rather than malice.
• Examples that do NOT qualify as treachery may include actions taken in self-defense or situations where there was no prior trust established.

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