Asking Liars for More Information Tends to Make Observers Less

question 424

Multiple Choice

Asking liars for more information tends to make observers less successful at detecting the liars' deception. This is known as

• A) the truth bias.
• B) the Othello error.
• C) the sending capacity hypothesis.
• D) the probing effect.

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Definitions:

Concessionary Bargaining

A negotiation process where the union agrees to reduce costs or forego benefits in exchange for something else, such as job security.

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Organization Survival

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