Deceit → <EXCLUSIVE>

Using "prosocial" lies to maintain harmony and social bonds. The Psychology: Why We Do It

We’ve all done it. Whether it’s a “white lie” about liking a friend’s cooking or a strategic omission in a high-stakes negotiation, deceit is woven into the fabric of human interaction. While often viewed negatively, deception is a complex psychological and evolutionary tool that serves a variety of surprising purposes. The Evolutionary Roots of "The Lie" deceit

In some cases, deceit is a coping mechanism for those with low self-esteem, providing a temporary (if false) sense of control over their life. Can You Really "Spot" a Liar? Using "prosocial" lies to maintain harmony and social bonds

The deep-seated need to belong often leads people to mirror others’ interests or inflate their own successes. While often viewed negatively, deception is a complex

To avoid punishment, criticism, or embarrassment.

Exaggerating achievements to gain group approval.