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  1. 27 sie 2019 · I very much doubt I would use the term "congenital liar", except as hyperbole. "Compulsive liar" seems the most straightforward of the three terms, someone who lies for its own sake, even when it appears to offer them no advantage.

  2. Pathological lying exists in a small percentage of people, for whom it causes significantdistress, impaired func-tioning, and danger. Pathological lying, distinct from normative lying and prolificlying, has a prevalence of 8%–13%. Evidence supports establishing pathological as a diag-nostic entity.

  3. 22 cze 2020 · Pathological lying, originally called “pseudologia phantastica,” has an established history within clinical practice and literature, although it has not been recognized as a psychological disorder within major nosological systems.

  4. 21 lut 2024 · Congenital lying refers to chronic lying that starts in childhood due to environmental factors or trauma. Pathological liars often manipulate and deceive others, while compulsive liars may admit to lying when confronted.

  5. 1 wrz 2005 · We shall define pathological lying as Healy and Healy 8 did, but without the quagmire of etiology. Pathological lying is falsification entirely disproportionate to any discernible end in view, may be extensive and very complicated, and may manifest over a period of years or even a lifetime.

  6. science to understand pathological lying? When most people consider the pathological liar, they often assume the dishonesty is rooted in pure wicked-ness or think of pathological liars as monsters who seek to bring havoc everywhere. But might extreme forms of lying actually be symptoms of mental illness?

  7. 21 gru 2023 · Learn what it means to be a compulsive liar or a pathological liar, and how to tell the difference between the two.

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