ATRAMICla mentira informada

Zusammenfassung

In this work we present the ATRAMIC questionnaire (developed by Armas-Vargas, E. 2007). ATRAMIC is a multifactorial test of personality measurements created to evaluate self-deception and verbal conduct of those that admit or recognise that they lie to others (valuing these variables as ?a tendency to psychological adjustment-mismatch, emotional and behavioural?). The first author proposes to capture and evaluate the stated concepts. The idea is to make use of other attitude measurements and of personality that could give us clues to identify and come closer to a possible behavioural pattern of the person lying (blame, self-criticism, insecurity, mistrust, hypercontrol, control, transparency, coherence, being consistent, social desirability, social withdrawal, deprivation inhibition, assertiveness, fear of rejection and criticism, empathy; attitude to acceptance, rejection and justification associated with delusion and lies). ATRAMIC supported by these other psychological variables aims to study and identify which is the tendency of response of these other psychological measurements that permit us to know of the mismatch at the time that people are giving their own personal reports. ATRAMIC aims to contribute to the study of personality a facet which includes the responses of those individuals who in certain circumstances or for certain reasons try to justify lying in their relationships with others.