Publications by authors named "Jeremy Celse"
Psychol Res
September 2019
Article Synopsis
- The research examined how political leaders influence lying behavior through priming experiments, suggesting that people perceive leaders' dishonesty and are likely to lie themselves.
- Experiment 1 found that participants influenced by politicians were more prone to lie than those not exposed to such priming.
- Subsequent experiments revealed that specific political figures, like Hollande and Sarkozy, heightened lying in terms of both frequency and severity, indicating that external influences from leaders can trigger lying behavior in organizations.
