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Adapting Dishonesty: Here's What Happens in Your Brain When You Lie
A new study revealed that consistent small lies could alter the way on how a certain part of the brain associated to negative emotions respond to lie, desensitizing our brain in the process and encourages bigger lies in the future.
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