The Psychology of Lying Review
An interesting topic with a very boring execution.
In places it is very repetitive, and the extremely short (3-4 sentence long) sections in each chapter aren't helping either.
It is not a good non-fiction book, or a how-to-guide, but rather like a written course material for an undergraduate level course on the topic.
The author mentions some experiments (not in much detail), including some that she and her research partners themselves have done, but these are also presented way too short, without enough interpretation and presentation, especially for a lay audience for whom I assume this book is intended.
