Canadian and Persian children's moral judgments of lie-and truth-telling in prosocial,
antisocial situations as well as individual vs. collective-oriented lies and truths in the light of …

The current study examined whether children (6–12 years old) with varying levels of conduct
problems differ from those without conduct problems in three key areas: their perceptions of …

Few studies have examined the lie-telling behavior of children who have externalizing
problems using experimental procedures. In the current study, children's lie-telling for …

Adolescence has been suggested to be a time of heightened lie-telling. The current study
used a latent profile analysis to examine unique patterns of lie-telling for lies told to parents …

The development of children's lie-telling abilities is considered to be a social and cognitive
milestone. While occasional lying is developmentally appropriate, the use of frequent …

Honesty is an important value that children acquire through socialization. To date, the
socialization process by which children learn to behave honestly remains relatively …

Although a notable body of research has shed light on cognitive factors influencing
children's tendency to conceal the truth, little is known about children's socioemotional …

Although parents are significant sources of socialization in children's lives including with
respect to their moral behavior, very little research has focused on how parents socialize …

We conducted a sco** review of methods that have been used to measure infants'(under
age 2) moral development. We aimed to assess the state of knowledge through a thematic …

Lie‐telling and impulsivity levels peak during late childhood to early adolescence and have
been suggested to be related. Heightened impulsivity may lead adolescents to lie in favor of …