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deception

a message knowingly transmitted by a sender to foster a false belief or conclusion by the receiver




When people deliberately useuninformative, untruthful, irrelevant, or vague language for the purpose ofmisleading others

strategic deception

must manipulate informative to create a plausible message in a sincere manner, monitor reactions, prepare follow up responses, and get ready for damage control

leakage

unconscious nonverbal cues that signal on internal state

goals of deception

accomplish a specific task, establish/maintain a relationship, and to save face

characteristics of deceptive messages

uncertainty and vagueness, non-immediacy and withdrawal, disassociation, and protecting behavior

levelers

inclusive terms that remove individual choice

group references

suggest shared responsibility

modifiers

downplay the intensity of unwelcome news

cognitive overload

some behaviors go unattended

cognitive heuristic

a mental shortcut used to bypass the huge clutter and assume the message in truthful and honest

suspicion

a state of doubt or distrust that is held w/o sufficient evidence or proof

reciprocation

a process of adjusting communication behavior to mesh w/ the style of the other