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Why do you think people lie in everyday situations
That’s an interesting point people often lie to avoid conflict or embarrassment
Can lying ever be justified Give examples
Good example sometimes lying does seem necessary to protect someone’s feelings
What role does lying play in romantic relationships
You’re right trust is really important and lying can damage that easily
Do you think white lies are harmless or dangerous
That’s a great insight white lies can seem harmless but they might cause bigger problems later
How often do politicians lie and why do people still support them
I see your point many people feel there’s no better option so they keep voting
Is it ever acceptable for parents to lie to their children
Interesting thought sometimes small lies can make childhood feel magical like with Santa Claus
How does the media influence our understanding of truth and lies
That’s true the media can shape opinions by choosing what to show or hide
Why might someone lie on their CV or in a job interview
Yes people often feel pressure to look more impressive to get hired
What are the consequences of being caught lying at work
Exactly getting caught can damage your reputation and lead to losing your job
How can you tell if someone is lying to you
That’s a good observation body language and tone of voice can be useful clues
Do you think social media encourages people to lie about their lives
Definitely social media often shows a filtered version of reality
Why might someone lie to avoid hurting another person’s feelings
True sometimes people lie because they don’t want to cause pain even if it’s not honest
How does lying affect trust in friendships
You’re right even one lie can make a friend question everything you say
Are there differences in how lying is viewed in different cultures
Great point some cultures value honesty above all while others focus more on saving face
What’s worse lying by saying something false or lying by not saying something important
That’s a thoughtful answer both can be harmful but for different reasons
Have you ever seen a news story that turned out to be false What happened
That’s a good example misinformation spreads fast and it’s hard to correct
