The Dhaka Times Desk Lying is human nature. Lies are sometimes resorted to when necessary or even unnecessarily. Why people lie is a mystery to scientists. A lot of research has been done on this. A new study by psychologists in a report published in the journal Psychological Science claims that they have found several reasons behind lying.
According to scientists, people tend to lie the most when they are under pressure and eager for financial gain. At the same time, they said, apart from financial gain and time pressure, people lie when there is no danger of being caught.
Recently, University of Amsterdam psychologist Saul Salvi and Israel's Ben Gurion University researchers Auri Adler and Yella Beribi have researched this issue. Researcher Salvi said that people can do anything, including lying, when they have to make a quick decision about something that is related to their interests or will benefit them financially. He said, studies have shown that people refrain from lying when they have more time in this situation. But in other cases people lie when there is no danger of being caught. Times of India Online.
But it has also been seen that many have become a bad habit of lying. And then people lie outright without need or even in small matters. This instinct has been observed in humans for ages. However, the researchers did not say anything about these issues in the report.
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