How do you tell when a politician is lying? The tics, tells and tricks to watch for
Perceptions of dishonesty can end careers – but Australia’s leaders are ‘pretty good at dancing around the actual questions’
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Perceptions of dishonesty can end careers – but Australia’s leaders are ‘pretty good at dancing around the actual questions’
The year 2021 was a rather 'cranky' one for our team! For one, quite some research was cranked out - i.e. published - by team members and for another, a particular Cranky Uncle started to make the rounds throughout the year. As in previous recaps, this one is divided into several sections:
The trouble with ignorance is that it feels so much like expertise. A leading researcher on the psychology of human wrongness sets us straight.
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