The Psychology of Lying and Detecting Lies, ISBN 1986744426, ISBN-13 9781986744423, Brand New, Free shipping in the USThis book is a collection of 29 of the most popular blog posts and chapters on deception written by Dr. Bella DePaulo, one of the world’s leading experts on the psychology of lying and detecting lies. Drawing from research – much of it her own – Professor DePaulo helps us understand big-time liars as well as the more ordinary liars in our everyday lives. Want to know what science has to say about detecting deception? There are 7 short chapters on that. Another 9 chapters explore the dynamics of deceit in our interactions with our romantic partners, friends, and family. Regardless of what you think you already know about deception, you will undoubtedly learn something new and surprising from this book. . FIRST, SOME TRUTHS ABOUT LIES1. 6 truths about lies2. Why do people lie to you?II. PROFILES OF ORDINARY LIARS3. Who lies?4. Men or women: Who lies more?III. BIG-TIME LIARS5. How ordinary people become extraordinary liars6. Big-time liars: Top 7 lies they tell themselves7. How President Trump’s lies are different from other people’s8. For writing about President Trump’s lies, I got called an “ugly witch” and more9. Deception: It’s what Dexter does best (well, second best)10. Getting suckered by a killerIV. FIGURING OUT WHEN YOU ARE GETTING DUPED11. Looks can kill – your better judgment12. Why are we so bad at detecting lies?13. How body language lets us down14. Unconscious, gut-level lie detection?15. Can’t keep your story straight: Maybe not such a great cue to deception after all16. If you watch 'Lie to Me,’ will you become more successful at detecting lies?17. Suppose you could know exactly what other people were thinking and feeling: Would you want to?V. LYING AND DETECTING LIES IN RELATIONSHIPS (AND NOT JUST ROMANTIC ONES)18. Do relationships need lies to survive?19. Infidelity: Who are the real cheaters? 20. Spotting a cheater: How long do you have to know a person before you can do it accurately?21. Manti Te’o and the revenge of the romantic fantasy22. When you are the last to know you’ve been duped23. Friends and lovers: Is there a 'knew it all along’ effect?24. What friends know that others don’t25. The power and peril of hurt feelingsVI. LYING AND DETECTING LIES IN SPECIAL CONTEXTS26. Do audio-only press briefings make it easier to mislead?27. Airport screening post-9/11 – what happens before you even get to any of the machines28. Can a computer tell when you are lying?29. Accused of doing something awful? Here’s how to convince others of your innocence
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