Event Title
The Use of Deception to Avoid Conflict in Relationships
Location
CSU 253
Start Date
12-4-2004 8:45 AM
End Date
12-4-2004 10:15 AM
Student's Major
Psychology
Student's College
Social and Behavioral Sciences
Mentor's Name
Edison Perdomo
Mentor's Department
Psychology
Mentor's College
Social and Behavioral Sciences
Description
The current study examined the role of deception in conflict avoidance. In particular this study investigated the range of deception devices (e.g. lying, half-truth, distorting the truth, white lie, failed deception, and omission of the truth) utilized in relationships such as acquaintanceships, dating, and marriages. In addition, this study examined how destructive and dishonest deception can be in a relationship. Findings from this study suggested that some forms of deception are more common than others and that men are more likely to use some form of deception than women.
The Use of Deception to Avoid Conflict in Relationships
CSU 253
The current study examined the role of deception in conflict avoidance. In particular this study investigated the range of deception devices (e.g. lying, half-truth, distorting the truth, white lie, failed deception, and omission of the truth) utilized in relationships such as acquaintanceships, dating, and marriages. In addition, this study examined how destructive and dishonest deception can be in a relationship. Findings from this study suggested that some forms of deception are more common than others and that men are more likely to use some form of deception than women.
