TED: Can you really tell if a kid is lying? | Kang Lee

The video explores the development of lying in children, debunking common myths about their ability to lie. Research shows that lying is a normal part of development, starting as early as age two. Key abilities for lying include theory of mind and self-control. Detecting lies is challenging, even for professionals. A new technology, transdermal optical imaging, can detect hidden emotions and lies by analyzing facial blood flow changes. This technology has potential applications in education, healthcare, and beyond.

What implications do deficits in mind-reading and self-control have for children's development?

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What technology was developed to help reveal hidden emotions associated with lying?

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How can the findings about children's lying be applied in education?

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In what ways could the technology discussed be used in marketing research?

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