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69 Encore: Lying, Sneaking, Cheating. What Keeps Kids from Being Honest?

69 Encore: Lying, Sneaking, Cheating. What Keeps Kids from Being Honest?

Update: 2022-02-222
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Nobody likes being lied to, especially by our own children. Why do kids lie? Dr. Lisa looks at lying from a developmental standpoint and points out that when a child asks for more privacy, it doesn't necessarily mean they’re doing something sneaky. But when a child does lie, how should a parent respond? Dr. Lisa explains the difference between a child feeling appropriately guilty, and a child being made to feel shame. The bottom line? How you respond to dishonesty can make an important difference in how kids behave. 


Dr. Lisa’s Resources:

Lisa’s NYT’s column: How to Help a Teen Out of a Homework Hole


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69 Encore: Lying, Sneaking, Cheating. What Keeps Kids from Being Honest?

69 Encore: Lying, Sneaking, Cheating. What Keeps Kids from Being Honest?

Dr. Lisa Damour/Good Trouble Productions