Being lied to or exploited by someone close to you can be an unnerving experience. New research unpacks the emotions of the betrayer, showing who you can and cannot trust.
New research on deception shows under what conditions people are likely to engage in “killing the familiar.”
Perhaps you are very close to a coworker with whom you’ve made an arrangement that, when the two of you are infor the same outcome , the other person will step aside and put you front and center into the number one spot. The deal is that the next time an opportunity arises, you will reciprocate. Much to your surprise, your friend puts themselves in the running now for that prized outcome.
To bring emotions into the study’s design, the researchers instructed participants in the “anger group” to write a narrative recollection of a recent event that made them angry; the control group wrote about a neutral event. Following this induction, participants completed a positive and negative mood scale. The question then became whether anger would alter the tendency to lie to benefit the partner.
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