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1. www.savemyexams.com › past-papersPast Papers & Mark Schemes - Save My Exams

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   Answering past papers is a great way to help you identify those areas that still need more work, so use them during your revision process as a diagnostic tool. Always leave some past papers to complete closer to the exam to complete without your books and under timed conditions to develop your exam technique.

2. puzzling.stackexchange.com › questions › 2188Two doors with two guards - one lies, one tells the truth

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   Sep 3, 2014 · The door is not correct and the guard lies: Then 1 is true, 3 is false, 2 is same again, but this time it's the truth (110=no=>yes -- 2 false, 100=yes=>no -- 2 true) => the guard cannot answer. Thus, the reasoning is: If the guard can answer then you pointed at the freedom door, if it cannot answer you pointed at the death door.

3. filestore.aqa.org.uk › resources › rsGCSE EXAMPLE RELIGIOUS RESPONSES STUDIES SHORT COURSE - AQA

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   This response is a logical answer with some reasoning. However, it doesn’t get to the heart of the purpose of the resurrection so stays on a more superficial level. It is depth of the arguments included.

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   We’ve got answers. Exam paper questions organised by topic and difficulty. Our worksheets cover all topics from GCSE, IGCSE and A Level courses. Give them a try and see how you do!

5. www.psychologytoday.com › us › blogHow to Detect Lies - Psychology Today

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   Apr 18, 2021 · Key points. The cognitive approach to lie detection involves asking for more information, the use of unexpected questions, and imposing cognitive load. A new review study suggests the cognitive...

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6. www.psychologytoday.com › us › blogResearch Reveals the Most Common Reasons People Lie

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   Dec 21, 2022 · People lie for a variety of reasons, such as to avoid receiving punishment, obtain rewards, or keep personal information secret. New research indicates the most common reasons for lying are...

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   Why do people lie?

   • The association between personality and motivations for lying is examined. People lie for a variety of reasons, such as to avoid receiving punishment, obtain rewards, or keep personal information secret. New research indicates the most common reasons for lying are altruistic (i.e., to protect others from harm).

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   What happens if you choose a liar?

   • Choose a guard and ask him, If you choose the truthful guard, he will give you an honest answer. Enter his door if he says "yes" and enter the other door otherwise. If you choose the liar, he will lie about what his reply would be. Since that reply is also a lie, the two lies cancel out.

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   How do you know if someone is lying?

   • It is not easy to tell when someone is lying. To spot liars, people often look for signs of deception. Signs of deception include a variety of nonverbal and verbal behaviors, like nervousness and tension, giving answers with limited detail and answers that make little sense, appearing uncertain, and sounding less direct and personal.

   How to Detect Lies - Psychology Today

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   How many people lie a week?

   • The majority, however, claimed to tell two or fewer lies a week. Regarding lies told in the past six months, most reported lying for altruistic (64%) or secretive (60%) reasons. About half lied to avoid being negatively evaluated, 43% for prosocial reasons, and 40% to avoid being punished. What Is Personality?

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   What is the cognitive approach to lie detection?

   • Research examines the cognitive approach to lie detection. The cognitive approach to lie detection involves asking for more information, the use of unexpected questions, and imposing cognitive load. A new review study suggests the cognitive approach increases accuracy when identifying deception.

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   Can a liar guard tell a lie?

   • If you asked the liar-guard, the liar-guard would tell you that the truth-guard would point to the door that leads to death. Therefore, no matter who you ask, the guards tell you which door leads to death, and therefore you can pick the other door. This assumes that the liar guard will only tell a lie. (As opposed to trying to deceive you.)

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8. www.flexiquiz.com › SC › NFlexiQuiz - 13: Reading Passage 2: The Truth about Lying

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   Questions 23- 26. Complete the summary below. Choose ONE WORD ONLY from the passage for each answer. Signs that someone is lying. It is commonly claimed that people who are lying will avoid making eye contact with others and will 23 a lot. Many researchers now disagree with these claims.