STUDENT A's QUESTIONS (Do not show these to Student B.)
(1) | Why do people lie? |
(2) | Is it OK to tell lies? |
(3) | How often do you lie? |
(4) | What’s the biggest lie you’ve ever told? |
(5) | Children who are good liars often grow up to be very intelligent. Were you a good liar when you were a child? |
(6) | Have you ever lied in a job interview? |
(7) | Have you told any lies today? |
(8) | Who lies more, men or women? |
(9) | Has a lie someone told you ever hurt you? |
(10) | What do you think of liars? |
STUDENT B's QUESTIONS (Do not show these to Student A.)
(1) | People often say: “It’s easy to tell when politicians lie – they move their lips.” Do you agree with this? |
(2) | Do you think white lies are OK? |
(3) | Would you ever lie in a court of law? |
(4) | Do you think you could lie and beat a lie detection test? |
(5) | Someone once said there are ‘lies, damned lies and statistics.’ What do you think of this? |
(6) | How many lies are there in a pack of lies? |
(7) | What would you do if someone spread lies about you? |
(8) | Have you ever cheated on or lied to a partner? |
(9) | Do you feel guilty when you tell a lie? |
(10) | Have you ever been found out when telling a lie? |