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Social psychologist discusses when honesty is best in personal and work relationships
Vanessa Bohns offers guidance on when to speak the truth or stay silent in various social situations.
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NPR Health reported on social psychologist Vanessa Bohns' advice regarding honesty in everyday interactions.
Bohns explores scenarios such as telling a boss about food on their face or commenting on a partner's outfit.
She provides insight into deciding when to be truthful and when it might be better to remain silent.
The discussion highlights the complexity of honesty in maintaining personal and professional relationships.
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