Avoidance of Punishment: Lying is used to a great extent during childhood, so as to avoid punishment for the wrong behavior done by the child while used by young people to hide the facts so as not to be in trouble.
Preserving self-rule: psychologists explained that children at an early age resort to lying until it is clear to him the reaction of the family and whether they could reveal it or not, as the teenager resorts to lying as a way to express his independence from his family and he became an old person and responsible about himself.
Aggression: A person uses lies to hurt others, cause them problems, or achieve a goal. For example, selling a commodity dealer is of little quality to the buyer.
Sense of strength and trust: The individual lies to feel the power and confidence and that the change of some facts or information about himself.
Helping others: Man seeks to lie to help others and protect them from falling into trouble and humans call it a good lie.
Complimenting others: When talking to a person by saying some things that do not exist, he is sometimes treated with courtesy.
For the individual: The individuals and people around him have a bad image of him and adhering to the individual as a liar, as the members of his community lose confidence in him and away from dealing with him.
For society: A society that prevails as a lie can not progress and rise as it accompanies with the false society the advantages of chaos and disorder and is one of the causes of many social problems in society such as divorce and others.
