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Disentangling deceptive communication : situation and person characteristics as
determinants of lying in everyday life
Backbier, E.H.F.
Publication date
2001
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Citation for published version (APA):
Backbier, E. H. F. (2001). Disentangling deceptive communication : situation and person
characteristics as determinants of lying in everyday life. Thela Thesis.
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Contents s
Preface Preface Contents Contents
DetailsDetails of first publication
ChapterChapter 1 General Introduction ; ChapterChapter 2 Situational Determinants of the Acceptability of Telling Lies 7
ChapterChapter 3 The Extended Theory of Planned Behaviour as a Framework for 21
thee Study of Lying Intentions
ChapterChapter 4 When and Why do we Tell Lies? An Analysis of Self 35
Reportedd Lies
ChapterChapter 5 Functional and Self Presentational Purposes of Telling 55
Healthh Related Lies
ChapterChapter 6 Situation Characteristics and Answering Strategies: Ask Questions 69
andd Be Told Lies
ChapterChapter 7 Reasons for Lying in Different Situations: TowardsNew Lie-Scales 89
ChapterChapter 8 General Discussion 709
ReferencesReferences ug AppendicesAppendices 125 SummarySummary 133