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Understanding dishonesty in children – when, how and why do kids lie?

The Conversation | UP
The Conversation | UP

From an early age, children are taught lying is a moral failing. Yet, in some social contexts, children might also be encouraged to lie. Many parents explicitly tell their children not to distort the truth, emphasising the importance of being honest. However, they also give nuanced messages about honesty. For example, they might claim it is sometimes acceptable to tell white lies to protect other people’s feelings.

Posted in: News on 12/19/2022 | Link to this post on IFP |
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