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Which type of lying is characterized by intent to cause harm to others?
Which type of lying is characterized by intent to cause harm to others?
- Selfish Lying
- Prosocial Lying
- Antisocial Lying (correct)
- Self-Enhancement Lying
Which of the following is an example of a white lie?
Which of the following is an example of a white lie?
- Stealing someone's work and claiming it as your own.
- Lying to a friend about their hair looking great, even though you think it's terrible. (correct)
- Lying to your boss about being sick to skip work.
- Spreading rumors about someone to ruin their reputation.
Which of these is NOT a type of academic dishonesty?
Which of these is NOT a type of academic dishonesty?
- Plagiarism
- Sharing notes with classmates before an exam. (correct)
- Cheating on a test
- Submitting the same assignment for two different courses.
Which type of lying is motivated by a desire to avoid punishment?
Which type of lying is motivated by a desire to avoid punishment?
What is the main difference between a white lie and a black lie?
What is the main difference between a white lie and a black lie?
Flashcards
Prosocial Lying
Prosocial Lying
Lying to protect or help others without causing harm.
Self-Enhancement Lying
Self-Enhancement Lying
Lying to protect oneself from blame, criticism, or punishment.
Selfish Lying
Selfish Lying
Lying to protect oneself even if it harms others.
Antisocial Lying
Antisocial Lying
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Plagiarism
Plagiarism
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Study Notes
Types of Lying
- Prosocial lying: Lying to protect or help others without harming them
- Self-enhancement lying: Lying to protect oneself from criticism, punishment, or harm
- Selfish lying: Lying to protect oneself even if it causes harm to others
- Antisocial lying: Lying with the intent to harm others
White Lies
- Lies told to avoid hurting someone's feelings or causing conflict
- Examples: Saying you like a gift even if you don't
- Intended to spare others' feelings
Black Lies
- Lies told to gain personal advantage
- Examples: Lying to avoid punishment
- Intentional deception for personal benefit
Academic Dishonesty
- Plagiarism: Copying someone else's work without giving them credit
- Copying ideas, sentences or paragraphs without giving recognition to the original author
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