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November 21st, 2010
Can a Child be a Pathological Liar?

It is estimated that adult  pathological liar  develop the syndrome around the age of 10 – the same age when they are able to lie convincingly.

An article published in the the British Journal of Psychiatry in October 2005 found a significant difference in the brain structure of pathological liars. The frontal cortex of pathological liars have 26% more white matter than is the case in  people who do not have a tendency to lie chronically.

At the age of ten there is a noted growth in white matter in a child’s brain. Thus, more white matter equals more lies. Autistic children have too little white matter in their frontal cortex. This explains why autistic children cannot lie.

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