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The audiobook "Why People Lie" by Georges Dupre is a fascinating study on why people resort to deception and how it affects their lives and interactions with others. Dupra analyzes various aspects of lies, including psychological causes, social contexts, and the consequences it may have.

The book examines various types of lies - from harmless deceptions to serious manipulation and fraud. Dupra offers real-life examples, explores the impact of deception on personal relationships, business deals and social structures. Listeners will be able to understand how deception is formed and spread, what motivations are behind it, and how to minimize negative consequences.

This work is useful for anyone interested in psychology, sociology and ethics, as well as for those who want to better understand human nature and interaction.

- By Georges Dupra

- Genre: Psychology, Sociology

- Duration: Unknown

- Format: Audio

- Language: Unknown

- Description:

A study of the causes and consequences of lies in human relationships, an analysis of various types of deception and their impact on personal and social life, with real-life examples and deep reflections on human nature.

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