2018年9月23日 · Researchers at The University of Western Australia — who noted several instances of misinformation, such as childhood vaccines cause autism, global warming is a …

2021年6月5日 · It's easy to think that only others are susceptible to lies. The search for truth and rejection of lies begins with ourselves. We should become passionate about finding truths that …

2022年4月25日 · Why do prefactuals shape whether we believe lies and whether we excuse them or condemn them?

believe的基本意思是“相信”，指相信事物的真实性或相信某人说的话，引申可作“信赖”或“信仰”解。 在口语里， believe还可作“想”“认为”解，表示和缓的、不太肯定的口气，相当于suppose，有 …

7 小时之前 · Lie #2: “I’m fine.” Ah yes, the universal emotional deflector. The problem isn’t that we sometimes say we’re fine when we’re not—it’s that we often believe we should be fine. We ...

An easy way to avoid the discomfort of having lied, is to believe that the lie is the truth. Shu, Gino, and Bazerman (2011) demonstrated how cognitive dissonance can result in memory change. …

believe （相信）里面也有一个 lie（谎言）？ 谎言：解释是知道事实的前提下以欺骗为目的说出不同于事实的话。 知乎，中文互联网高质量的问答社区和创作者聚集的原创内容平台，于 2011 …

2022年11月16日 · It’s been an election cycle packed with misinformation and conspiracy theories. So why do so many people believe the lies? Blame the brain. Many of the decisions we make …

When individuals lie, they may experience cognitive dissonance—a state of having conflicting thoughts or attitudes when personal beliefs contradict actions. This dissonance can motivate …

2019年4月18日 · We believe lies when we feel too vulnerable to allow the truth and its consequences to manifest in our lives. When truth does emerge, we often feel terribly …