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[header] How to deal with a lying child [title] Recognize why younger children lie. [step] In early childhood development, children have not been impacted and guided by the social mores of right and wrong, good and bad. A fibbing child at this age is doing so to either appease an adult, exaggerate a story to impress someone, or because they have forgotten something.

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  1. When they do lie, they develop a willingness to ask for a right and all answer. Some children may be punished for lying by following this step.
  2. [substeps] This is especially true with children who are used to doing the same and end up telling both sides of the story on their own. [title] Recognize the consequences of lying to conceal the truth.
  3. Although it will sap your child's self-esteem, it eliminates the temptation to lie. Also, the child is telling the truth but has the ability to get caught in a lie.
  4. The child may not even be aware that he has done anything wrong. [title] Accept that lying is a modifiable behavior.

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upstream_id / Original problem ID
23873
task_id
a3473f94-f8e0-53bf-9dc7-e801c4e7e05e
task_key
default--validation--23873
task_revision_id
1
config / split
default / validation

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