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#121 for Internationally Adopting Parents
December 3, 2009 PAL Center Inc.
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My Child is a Liar
Josephine Cohn
Body Language of a Liar
There is no question that we don't like liars. Telling untruths is a very improper habit and what starts out as lies over slight issues shortly starts into lies on the more critical things in life. If you determine one of your house members or your friends has this habit of stating lies, continue reading this article to find out more regarding lying disorder and how to recognize various liar body languages.
Is your child a compulsive liar?
It is natural for kids to lie on occasion, but to lie all the time for no reason can cause concern and trouble for the parents. If left untreated, it can cause unrest in the family because trust is broken. No one wants to think that their child is a compulsive liar, but there are some who are.
How to Overcome Your Child's Lying: Three Step Lying Solution
I once received a phone call from a distraught parent, “My fourteen-year-old son lies non-stop about everything. It’s so bad that if he keeps this up, we’ve threatened to send him to boot camp!” As well as lying, the child had been skipping class and wrestling practice;
Chronic Lying. How Can You Help?
Understanding why a child lies and what you can do about it. This child is often caught up in 'distorting the truth'. Do not let lying become a habit.
Liar, liar, neurons fire
Children's early attempts to lie are laughably inept, but researchers are learning a lot about their transition into lying pros.
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