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Truths and politeness in childhood

by Loreley Acipali
1

At what age do children start to tell little white lies, according to the article?

2

Why did Emily lie about finishing the soda?

3

What did Emily do with the actual soda?

4

What term is used for small lies told to be polite?

5

Which psychologist is mentioned in the text?

6

What concept explains understanding one’s own feelings and others’ feelings?

7

What does Dr. Lee say about always telling the truth?

8

According to the article, what can children learn by watching adults?

9

What are two skills children develop around ages six to seven, related to lying?

10

What is the main takeaway about truthfulness from Dr. Lee’s view?

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By age six or seven, kids begin bending the truth to be polite, not just to hide mistakes.

She chose politeness over honesty to spare her mother’s feelings.

She discarded the soda to avoid admitting she disliked it.

White lies are often told to avoid hurting others’ feelings.

Dr. Kang from the University of Toronto discusses why lying can be normal.

Emotional intelligence helps kids gauge when a lie might protect feelings.

Some lies can be necessary to maintain politeness or avoid harm.

Children pick up social cues about politeness and honesty from adults.

They learn to manage feelings and the impact of honesty.

Some lies serve social harmony, like politeness and empathy.

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