Lying Frequency is a quantitative metric within interpersonal deception research that measures the rate at which an individual engages in deliberate falsehoods during social interactions, distinguishing it from related constructs such as deception detection or deception motivation by focusing specifically on the occurrence and distribution of lies over time.
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