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Article: TELLING TRUTH TAKES GUIDANCE.(Spotlight)
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- Rocky Mountain News (Denver, CO)
- Article date:
- August 23, 2004
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Byline: Beth Pfalmer, Special To The News
Question: I caught my 11-year-old lying to his grandmother to avoid doing her a favor. I thought it was selfish that he wouldn't do what she needed. He asked me how his lie was different from the lies I've told to my mother. There is a difference, but I didn't know how to explain it. What do you recommend?
Answer: Are you more distressed that your son refused his grandmother's request or that he didn't tell the truth? It can be hard to say "no" and be truthful. For example, parents teach their kids to say they like a gift, no matter what. Before you tackle the issue, think about how your family behaves when ...
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