Test 3

In the 1970s, Dr. Francine Patterson attempted to teach two lowland gorillas a simplified version of Sign Language as part of a study on ……………………….. interaction.

Throughout the project, the trainers observed instances suggesting ……………………….. dishonesty by the gorillas.

Researchers have investigated the emergence of ……………………….. in children through experiments, some of which involve instructing children not to peek at their favorite toys.

In these studies, children are brought into a ……………………….., asked to face a wall, and told that an elaborate toy will be set up behind them.

The experimenter leaves the room, asking the child not to peek, while hidden cameras ……………………….. record their behavior.

In a 1994 ……………………….. by psychologist Richard Wiseman on the TV show "Tomorrow’s World," viewers watched two interviews where a presenter described their favorite film.

Very few individuals possess the ability to accurately ……………………….. deception.

People struggle to detect lies because they rely on ……………………….. that are not actually linked with deception.

It's clear that revealing more ……………………….. increases the risk of it being used against you later.

. Analyzing the presenter's interview ……………………….., his lie about "Gone with the Wind" contained approximately 40 words, while the truth regarding "Some Like It Hot" was nearly twice as lengthy.