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. 2020 Jun 12;10:9555. doi: 10.1038/s41598-020-66151-1

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Correlations between personality traits and BLUPs of significant interactions. (A) This panel shows the association between the measure of Machiavellianism (MACH IV) and the Opponent’s Status X Personal First X Outcome interaction BLUPs on deceptive behavior. Higher scores in manipulative traits are associated with a weaker tendency to lie less to low status opponents after having looked more at the social than the personal information. (B) This panel shows the association between the BIDR scale and the Opponent’s Status X Personal First X Outcome interaction BLUPs on deceptive behavior. Higher scores in social desirability and impression management traits are associated with a stronger tendency to lie to low status opponents after having looked more at the social than the personal information. (C) This panel shows the association between the measure of social desirability (i.e., the Balanced Inventory of Desirable Responding, BIDR) and the BLUPs of the Opponent’s Status X Lie/Truth interaction on participants’ gaze towards the picture of the opponent. Higher scores in social desirability and impression management traits are associated with a stronger tendency to fixate low-status opponents after lying. The figure was made in SPSS⁷⁷.