Core Values: Honesty

According to the video, what research finding demonstrates the potential health consequences of lying?

• Lying increases social connections

• A psychology professor's 10-week study showed reduced health for frequent liars

• Most people lie without any negative consequences

• Lying has no measurable impact on personal well-being

The video suggests that repeated lying can lead to which of the following outcomes?

• Improved social relationships

• Increased job opportunities

• People starting to avoid you

• Enhanced personal reputation

What psychological perspective does the video emphasize about the nature of lying?

• Lying is always acceptable in small situations

• Lying becomes a habit that progressively worsens

• Lying has no long-term mental health consequences

• Only major lies are problematic

Based on the video's example, what potential emotional consequence can lying create?

• Increased happiness

• Stress and unhappiness

• Improved trust in relationships

• No emotional impact

The research by Anita Kelly demonstrated that participants who:

• Lied more frequently had better health outcomes

• Minimized lying experienced improved health

• Continued normal lying patterns showed no change

• Completely stopped communicating had better results

What is one possible social effect of being caught lying repeatedly, as discussed in the video?

• Gaining more friends

• Losing the trust of others

• Receiving more compliments

• Being promoted at work

According to the video, how can lying impact a person's mental well-being?

• It guarantees better sleep

• It can lead to increased anxiety

• It always makes people feel more confident

• It has no effect on mental health

What did the video mention as a benefit experienced by participants who reduced their lying?

• Improved physical health

• Lower self-esteem

• More frequent arguments

• Decreased social interactions