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Hey Ho Pinocchio! Slowing Down Our Reflex to Call Someone a Liar
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Hey Ho Pinocchio! Slowing Down Our Reflex to Call Someone a Liar
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Join DeDe Church in this entertaining yet practical exploration of how we can determine when a witness or client is lying and the best practices for responding in those sticky situations. Often we are quick to label someone a liar these days, but we now know that stress and trauma can cause memories to be stored in a non-linear fashion or to be riddled with blank spots. We'll learn some proven techniques for determining if a person is intentionally lying and the ethical ways to respond without necessarily "outing" them as a liar.
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- Total Credit Hours:
- 1.00 | 1.00 ethics
- Credit Info
- TX, CA, PA
- TX MCLE credit expires: 2/28/2025
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Hey Ho Pinocchio! Slowing Down Our Reflex to Call Someone a Liar (Jan 2021)
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Hey Ho Pinocchio! Slowing Down Our Reflex to Call Someone a Liar (Jan 2021)
Join DeDe Church in this entertaining yet practical exploration of how we can determine when a witness or client is lying and the best practices for responding in those sticky situations. Often we are quick to label someone a liar these days, but we now know that stress and trauma can cause memories to be stored in a non-linear fashion or to be riddled with blank spots. We'll learn some proven techniques for determining if a person is intentionally lying and the ethical ways to respond without necessarily "outing" them as a liar.
Originally presented: Jan 2021 First Friday Ethics (January 2021)
DeDe Church,
DeDe Church & Associates, LLC - Austin, TX