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The Dangers of Speaking a Second Language: An Investigation of Lie Bias and Cognitive Load
Today's world is an interconnected global village. Communication and business transactions are increasingly conducted in non-native languages. Literature suggests that biases are present when communicating in non-native languages; that a truth bias is present in first language communication, and a l...
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Department of Psychology
2021
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