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SUMMARY:To Lie or Not to Lie - Do Self-Monitoring and Impression Managemen
 t Go Hand in Hand? - Iva Cek (University of Cambridge)
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CONTACT:Luning Sun
DESCRIPTION: It is presumed that those who are more apt at monitoring thei
 r behaviour are also more apt in portraying themselves in any given light\
 , as required of them by the situation they find themselves in. When it co
 mes to work settings\, an individual high in self-monitoring is expected t
 o show a higher level of impression management\, or so to say\, deceptive 
 behaviour.\n An analysis of the literature on the subject indicated that t
 he relationship between impression management and self-monitoring may not 
 be such a straightforward one. Therefore\, a study was conducted under the
  hypothesis that the two concepts do not go hand in hand\, but are in fact
  orthogonal. A negative correlation found between impression management an
 d self-monitoring implied that deception might be less a matter of predisp
 osition and more a matter of personal choice.
LOCATION:Seminar Room\, The Mond Building\, New Museums Site
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