lying

Lying : Habit or Instinct What is the origin of lying Habit Acquired and developed overtime

Instinct Programmed response to stimuli

Union of Habit Instinct Set of actions taking roots from instinct but made consistent by habit Related Literature Religious script Lying is a sin in prominent religions such as Islam or Christianity

McGinley Social factors are the greatest reasons that children have for lying

Doskoch Quotes DePaulo that lying is a part of the fabric of social life Significance of the study Update and

enrich the academe with valuable knowledge

Contribute to social awareness on a significant issue Descriptive Research Design Sample - Randomly selected Instrument - Survey questionnaire Response Classification Acquired Instinctive Data Analysis Quantitative Apply appropriate statistical methods Qualitative Examine other unquantifiable markings and comments Method Validity Reliability Respondents will not be given any materials that can affect their outlook

Sample will not be familiar or akin to the researcher

Questionnaire will be evaluated to ensure absence of bias References Doskoch ,

(1996 . The real truth about lying . Reports on the psychology of lying . Sussex . Publishers , LLC . Psychology Today . Retrieved November 4 , 2007 , from http /www .psychologytoday .com /articles /pto-008 .html

Hancock , J . T . Thom-Santelli , J . and Ritchie , T (April , 2004 . Deception and Design : The Impact of Communication Technology on Lying Behavior . Cornell University . Department of Communication . Retrieved November 4 , 2007 , from http /www .people .cornell .edu /pages /jt17 /deception .pdf

Keith , K . L . Three Lies Children Tell .and What You Can Do About Them . About .Com . Retrieved November 4 , 2007 , from http /childparenting .about .com /od /lyingandstealing /a /kidslying .htm

McGinley , S (2000 . Children and Lying . The University of Arizona College of Agriculture and Life Sciences . Retrieved November 7 , 2007 , from http /ag .arizona .edu /pubs /general /resrpt2000 /childrenlying .pdf

Wood , D (2003 . What is Compulsive Lying . Mental Health Matters . Retrieved November 4 , 2007 , from http /www .mental-health-matters .com /articles /article .php ?artID 153 Default Design Lying : Habit or Instinct What is the origin of lying Habit Acquired and developed overtime

Instinct Programmed response to stimuli

Union of Habit Instinct Set of actions taking roots from instinct but made consistent by habit Related Literature Religious script Lying is a sin in prominent religions such as Islam or Christianity

McGinley Social factors are the greatest reasons that children have for lying

Doskoch Quotes DePaulo that lying is a part of the fabric of social life Significance of the study Update and enrich the academe with valuable knowledge

Contribute to social awareness on a significant issue Descriptive Research Design Sample - Randomly selected Instrument - Survey questionnaire Response Classification Acquired Instinctive Data Analysis Quantitative Apply appropriate statistical methods Qualitative Examine other unquantifiable markings and comments Method Validity Reliability Respondents will not be given any materials that can affect their outlook

Sample will not be familiar or akin to the researcher

Questionnaire will be evaluated to ensure absence of bias References Doskoch ,

(1996 . The real truth about lying . Reports on the psychology of lying . Sussex . Publishers , LLC . Psychology Today . Retrieved November 4 , 2007...