A brief selection of written press coverage is below:

• TIME Magazine: The Fascinating Reason Why Liars Keep On Lying
• The Guardian: From porkies to whoppers: over time lies may desensitise brain to dishonesty
• New York Times: Why Big Liars Often Start Out as Small Ones
• New Scientist: Lying feels bad at first but our brains soon adapt to deceiving
• Wired: The more we lie, the easier it is for our brains to be increasingly more deceitful
• Associated Press: Slippery slope: Study finds little lies lead to bigger ones

You can view a complete list here.

I have also written a number of articles on the findings and their implications for Aeon Magazine, The Dana Foundation and The Conversation as well as an op-ed for NBC.

You can watch a short video of me summarising my research on dishonesty here:

Blog Posts on Belief Updating

• Imperfect Cognitions: Optimistic Update Bias Holds Firm
• Imperfect Cognitions: Are people with depression more realistic