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    This study examined children's ability to deceive and the cues that reveal deception. Researchers interviewed 3- to 7-year-olds about staged events and found that older children were better able to deceive than younger ones. However, all children displayed cues like longer response latencies, less elaborate stories, and less consistency in their stories when lying compared to telling the truth. These findings help identify cues that indicate deception in children's statements.

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    This study examined children's ability to deceive and the cues that reveal deception. Researchers interviewed 3- to 7-year-olds about staged events and found that older children were better able to deceive than younger ones. However, all children displayed cues like longer response latencies, less elaborate stories, and less consistency in their stories when lying compared to telling the truth. These findings help identify cues that indicate deception in children's statements.

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    Detección de Engaño en Niños

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    This study examined children's ability to deceive and the cues that reveal deception. Researchers interviewed 3- to 7-year-olds about staged events and found that older children were better able to deceive than younger ones. However, all children displayed cues like longer response latencies, less elaborate stories, and less consistency in their stories when lying compared to telling the truth. These findings help identify cues that indicate deception in children's statements.

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    Detecting Deception in Children

    Kathy Pezdek; Anne Morrow; Iris Blandon-Gitlin; Gail S. Goodman; Jodi A. Quas...
    Journal of Applied Psychology [PsycARTICLES]; Feb 2004; 89, 1; PsycARTICLES
    pg. 119

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