When good web clients first became available we decided that the Web provided enormous
potential for the dissemination of information both within our department and throughout the …

PHYSICIANS in rural America know isolation challenges their ability to keep up with the
latest in medical information, techniques, and peer-to-peer consultations. But imagine how …

Archaeological network analysis has experienced something of a minor boom of late and
this cannot entirely be put down to the ‘social network revolution’post-2000. A number of …

We investigated (N = 447) the relationship between the Dark Triad traits (ie, psychopathy,
narcissism, and Machiavellianism) and domain-general and domain-specific measures of …

… who deceive—why they do it—and conclude in Part V by asking whether those who deceive
… conveying it in a way that was designed to deceive Dr. Haroun into believing that it was not …

People deceive for different reasons, from avoiding interpersonal conflicts to preserving,
protecting, and nurturing interpersonal relationships, and to obtaining social status and power. …

… Although parents are often angered by and distrustful of deceitful children, their children's
fabrications may say less about their regard for their parents than about the strength of other …

candor toward the tribunal, your duty of fairness to third parties, and your duty of zealous
advocacy to your client? Iam deeply suspicious of what I see going on in the fa mily courts. n …

… what a tangled web we weave When first we practise to deceive!… to deceive =df to intentionally
cause another person to have a false belief that is truly believed to be false by the person …

… Footnote 40 Because deception provides competitive advantages, there are also advantages
in being able to detect deceit. Primates have evolved sophisticated lie detection heuristics …