Facebook Users Lies More than Real-Life Conversations

facebook users lies more than real-life conversations

According to a survey in Britain by Optimum Research, On behalf of Direct Line Insurance, People lie more on Social networking sites like Facebook than in face-to-face conversation.

The Study based on a survey of over 2,000 people in UK found that people are more comfortable with being liar or dishonest on Facebook than they are speaking to someone in real life.

The survey has also revealed that just 20% of people like to keep themselves honest when communicating via Facebook while almost a third said they are more frank and honest to someone meet in person.

The Daily Telegraph quoted psychologist, Glenn Wilson, He said: “Modern technologies, such as smartphones, social networking, web cameras and instant messaging have been hailed as innovations in the way people interact, removing obstacles to conversation and allowing for openness of discourse”.

He added: “However, we sometimes use these means of communication rather than a face-to-face encounter or a full conversation when we want to be untruthful, as it is easier to fib to someone when we don’t have to deal with their reactions or control our own body language”.

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One Response to “Facebook Users Lies More than Real-Life Conversations”

yonose on November 6th, 2010 9:22 am:

Facebook is just a sack of twisted made up legal stuff, just look at the Privacy Policy

facebook.com / policy.php

the latest three articles 7), 8), and 9), are the most relevant for me, cause these contradict with the rest of the whole policy, and the whole fucking policy just contradicts with their
Statement of Rights and Responsibilities,

facebook.com / terms.php

which at the same time contradicts with those Facebook’s principles

facebook.com / principles.php

i’m just like… HOLY SHIT …


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