Mythomania, uncovering the compulsive liar.

Juan Moises de la Serna

2018. g. apr. · Babelcube Inc.

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Sometimes we find ourselves with people who tell us something that then turns out to be not true, that may not stop being an anecdote, but when lies are constant, we may be before a mythomaniac, that is, a person who lies almost compulsively, also known as a pathological liar. With this text you will learn what it is, how to differentiate it from other cases that show similar symptoms of lies and how to deal with this problem.

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Is Doctor in Psychology, Masters in Neuroscience and Biology of the Behavior, specialist in Clinical Hypnosis, known by the International Biographical Center (Cambridge - U.K.) as one of the 100 best health professionals in the world of 2010. He has developed his work in different national and international universities.
Scientific lecturer with participation in conferences, congresses and seminars; collaborating in diverse newspapers, digital media and radio programs; author of the blog ̈Open Chair of Psychology and Neurosciences ̈ and of seventeen books about diverse topics.
Currently develops research in the area of Big Data applied to Health , for what he works with data from the India, U.S.A., or Canada, and others; he complements this with the technological advice of Startups, based on Psychology and the personal Wellbeing.