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Lying and Deception Survey

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Lying and Deception Survey

Welcome to the Lying and Deception Survey! This engaging quiz explores the nature of truth and deception in our everyday lives. Each question aims to elicit your thoughts and experiences concerning honesty, especially in the context of your college experience.

Discover how common deception is among your peers.
Reflect on personal experiences of being lied to.
Engage with questions about social dynamics like rivalries and personal ethics.

9 Questions2 MinutesCreated by CuriousMind42

My high school graduating class size was:

1-75

76-250

251-400

401 or more

Briefly describe a time you were lied to

Which best describes your feeling about the Texas-OU football game?

We must vanquish the Evil Empire to the North at all costs.

It's one of many great things about being a student here.

I've been to the game, but I can take it or leave it.

I couldn't care less about the rivalry.

Although I attend UT, I actually root *cough* for OU.

I have lied to or deceived someone today.

Yes

Well sort of

Recommend a music-video or soundrack Prof. Cutbirth could play before class.

The last person I lied to or deceived was:

my mom or dad

My roommate

A professor, advisor, or UT administrator

My boyfriend/ girlfriend

A random person in a one-time encounter

The police

I agree with the university's decision to suspend the Texas Cowboys

Yes

I'm ambivalent

I don't know what the issue is

At this point, my level of stress about this class is

I wish Prof. Cutbirth knew

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