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Misconceptions About Children Lying
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1. 1 - Misconceptions About Children Lying (0:57)
1.2 - How often do you tell white lies? (0:48)
Understanding Lying
2.1 - Lying Nomenclature (0:53)
2.2 - Understanding Intentional Deception (1:48)
2.3 - Predictability Helps Children tell the truth (0:53)
2.4 - Prosocial Lying (0:39)
2.5 - Verbal & Non-Verbal aspects of lying (1:29)
2.6 - Relationship between Theory of Mind and Executive Function (1:30)
Science Behind Lying
3.1 - Science Behind Lying (1:21)
Why Children Lie
4.1 - Video example
4.2 - What a Child’s Denial Actually Means (0:45)
4.3 - What are your main reasons for lying (0:44)
Ages & Stages: The Developmental Path
5.1 - Lying is a very complex activity (0:49)
5.2 - Theory of Mind and Why it matters (0:48)
5.3 - Theory of mind - Goldfish & Broccoli study
5.4 - Theory of Mind - Study in China (0:55)
5.5 - Ages and stages of lying (1:58)
Educator Practice
6.1 - Effective Teaching Tools (1:24)
6.2 - How to Create Trusting Enviornment (3:12)
6.3 - Responding when you Suspect a Lie (2:12)
Bringing It Together
7.1 - Summary (0:40)
7.2 - Four Ideas to Remember (1:05)
7.3 - When Child Statements Indicate Safety Risks (0:24)
7.4 - Responding When a Child Raises Safety Concerns (1:00)
Course Completion
8.1 - Final Thoughts (0:49)
2.6 - Relationship between Theory of Mind and Executive Function
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