Idea #903
Why Deception Is Not Always Wrong
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Why Deception Is Not Always Wrong
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Is lying always wrong? Not necessarily, according to one study that reveals the circumstances under which deception can be considered ethical circumstances under which, indeed, people would prefer to be deceived. The study highlights one of the extraordinary nuances of effective relationships: know when deception is the right thing to do.
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February 16, 2021Idea posted
Dec 2024
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