Interpersonal_Communication

Interpersonal Communication Interpersonal Deception Lippard, V. P. (winter 1988). “Ask Me No Questions, Ill Tell You No Lies”. Western Journal of communication, 52, 91-103. “Ask Me no More Questions I’ll tell you no Lies” written by Paula V. Lippard. This a research article about her study on interpersonal deception. Interpersonal Deception is a study of how people lie or deceive others while they are communicating. Lippard takes the findings of three authors before her. She brings them together and adds new research fulfilling its need for further information. In Lippards study, she will take voluntary college students and have them record every act of deception. They will be record every act over a three week period. Lippard used a past article write by Carl Camden, Michael T. Motley, and Ann Wilson in 1984. Lippard used some of the articles information before doing her study.(Camden, 1984) Camden states that lies are the most common form of duplicity used by man. Camden used the term white lies for social exaggerations or harmless deceptions and black lies for more serious trust breaking deceptions. In the study, they used 130 subjects recording the subjects natural conversations. deception, lies, study, lie, three, theory, lippard, subjects, students, social, research, order, interpretive, interpersonal, information, every, article, studies, show, people, others, new, need, lippards, camden, avoid, asked, act, together, tell, system, subject, recipient, questions, occurred