Punishing Kids For Lying Actually Makes Them Lie More
According to a new study by McGill University, children who are reprimanded or otherwise punished for lying are more likely to bend the truth or tell white lies than kids who are given a moral lesson and told that honesty is the best policy. What do you think?
Sharon Turner
I'm not one of those hippy dippy, talk-to-your-kids type of parent.
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