The present study investigated deception from an ecological standpoint. In particular, we were interested in observing the nature and frequency of deceiving in daily life a) by analyzing deception as a family of communication phenomena and processes, and b) by investigating the cognitive design of different deceptive messages. In a diary study, 101 graduates and 70 community members recorded their daily social interactions and lies for a week. In order to categorize the collected material, a grid of deceptive “subfamilies” was prepared ad hoc. A content analysis was performed using ATLAS.ti software package. Results showed that high-content lies are more frequently told by omission rather than by commission, while the opposite happened when people told low-content lies
Anolli, L.M., & Zurloni, V. (2008). Standard lies within everyday conversation. GESTALT THEORY, 30(3), 233-240.
Citazione: | Anolli, L.M., & Zurloni, V. (2008). Standard lies within everyday conversation. GESTALT THEORY, 30(3), 233-240. | |
Tipo: | Articolo in rivista - Articolo scientifico | |
Carattere della pubblicazione: | Scientifica | |
Titolo: | Standard lies within everyday conversation | |
Autori: | Anolli, LM; Zurloni, V | |
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Data di pubblicazione: | 2008 | |
Lingua: | English | |
Rivista: | GESTALT THEORY | |
Appare nelle tipologie: | 01 - Articolo su rivista |