… theory of deceit and self-deception based on evolutionary logic, … In many situations, an
understanding of daily life is more … daily life is easily colored by ignorance and our own deceit and …

사람들은 당장에 처한 위기상황을 모면하기 위하여 거짓말로 속임수를쓰곤 한다. 자신의 속임수
가 남에게 탄로나거나 탐지되지 않도록 속임수의수준을 더욱 더 강화한다. 속임수를 강화하는 …

… : The evolutionary origins of the human propensity for self-deception lie in the adaptive
benefits of deceiving others. Or, “we deceive ourselves the better to deceive others” (p. 3). …

… Simmel’s view of how ‘doubled’ human relationships can result in deceit that may, depending
on its context, reinforce or undermine social forms, facilitates a more nuanced view of its …

… capacities needed to deceive are found only in humans, how can other organisms deceive?
If… suggests, the psychological capacities which humans use to deceive are likely to be found …

… intensifying selection to deceive successfully. In encounters between human strangers,
nervousness, … Selection to deceive can favor self-deception, the better to hide the deception and …

… ) is linked to a recognition that human beings are vulnerable to deceit. To remain faithful is,
in the … The similarity of logic and ethics shows up in Aristotle's analysis of moral behavior. An …

… I don't mean to suggest that we do nothing but deceive each … human minds for so long.
Chapter 3 sets out some distinctions between lying and deceiving and proposes a fourpart logic of …

… effectively and aggressively deceive others to our own benefit). The essential logic of Trivers’s
… severe costs—not just on those we attempt to deceive, but also on ourselves, by cutting us …

… reveal that deception is an inherent attribute of human communication, and as such it is
ubiquitous in our social interactions and culture. We deceive each other daily. And, interestingly …