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MORAL-PSYCHOLOGICAL AND MORAL-AXIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF DECEPTION
Lalikhon Mukhamedzhanova ,Abstract
This article analyzes the moral-psychological and moral-axiological aspects of deception. It explores the psychological foundations of lying, its place within the system of values, and historical-philosophical perspectives of Eastern and Western thinkers. The study applies comparative and analytical methods, focusing on the consequences of deception in modern society.
Keywords
deception, morality, psychology, values, Eastern philosophy, Western philosophy.
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