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They used a survey of 276 people and then examined some Facebook surveys about "those who used more profanity were also more likely to use language patterns tha
by wpasc 5y ago
They used a survey of 276 people and then examined some Facebook surveys about "those who used more profanity were also more likely to use language patterns that have been shown in previous research to be related to honesty, such as using pronouns like "I" and "me"."
I don't disagree with you but that study seems like fucking bullshit.
- phkahler 5y ago>> don't disagree with you but that study seems like fucking bullshit. Using the tactic you disagree with to drive your point home. Well played.