Truth about lies in hiring risk study findings
A study found people take slightly longer to lie about themselves than to tell the truth, especially on true false questions. Researchers suggest potential uses in screening job applicants for law enforcement or security clearances, though the work is preliminary and requires further validation.
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In a Boston report, researcher Anthony DeCasper notes newborns begin language processing before birth. Studies reveal babies recognize speech as a distinct sound and can distinguish passages in the womb. In tests, 24 newborns chose speech via right ear and heartbeat via left ear by pacifier-sucking cues.
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