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For example, the restaurant patrons who deliberately do not mention to the waiter that they have not been charged for their drinks would probably feel more guilty had they been drinking champagne than had they been drinking water A liar will not feel guilty when the lie can be morally justi ed A spy, for instance, tries to protect the national interests of his or her country and therefore nds it entirely acceptable to lie in order to do so, and few people experienced moral objections when lying to German soldiers when their countries were occupied in World War II (Ekman, 1985/2001) Neither will a liar feel guilty when he or she believes that it is legitimate to lie.

Figure 7.2 Temperature-dependence of the symmetric CH2 stretching band of phosphatidylethanolamine. From Stuart, B., Biological Applications of Infrared Spectroscopy, ACOL Series, Wiley, Chichester, UK, 1997. University of Greenwich, and reproduced by permission of the University of Greenwich.

A salesman considers it to be part of his job to exaggerate the favourable aspects of the product he is trying to sell and will therefore not experience guilt when doing so A woman who is having an adulterous affair may not feel guilty about it if she believes that her husband is also cheating on her Intriguingly, the latter belief (that the other is also dishonest) is a common thought amongst liars (Sagarin, Rhoads, & Cialdini, 1998) Fear The amount of fear experienced during deception depends on how good liars think they are at lying Some people are very good liars and they know it: by experience they have learned that it is easy for them to fool others and that they hardly ever get caught This will increase their self -con dence and will decrease their detection anxiety while lying.

Since the outcomes of high-stakes lies really matter to liars, they will probably experience more fear of getting caught when telling highstakes lies compared to when telling low-stakes lies Also, the negative consequences of getting caught are typically higher when people lie out of self-interest than when they lie to help others, and this may result in experiencing more fear when telling self-oriented lies compared to when telling other-oriented lies (Anderson, Ans eld, & DePaulo, 1999) The amount of detection anxiety liars experience further depends on.

and are key documents for Ethics Committees (or Institutional Review Boards) that are now the gatekeepers for much research There are many publications on professional ethics but in the survey context one with a particularly broad and lasting influence is the Code of Professional Ethics developed and published by the International Statistical Institute (1986) This is concerned with maintaining ethical collaborations and professional standards of objectivity It sought to extend the scope of statistical enquiry for the benefit of the community, while guarding against predictable misinterpretations or misuse of various types of data Recognising the intrusive potential of some studies, the Institute also emphasised the need for freely given informed consent whenever the active participation of human subjects was involved In considering the need for confidentiality, dealing with information provided by proxies and in the secondary use of records, the Code provided standards that still apply.

The DSLAM is one of the last borders completely managed by the IPTV network providers as it is hosted within the secure physical environment, and, in contrast to the set top box and residential gateway, subscribers have no physical access to the DSLAM Figure 320 illustrates how the DSLAM facilitates the high-speed Internet, VoIP and IPTV VLANs to subscribers Equipment at the home end will split the traffic and allow VLANS to be terminated (it can also be terminated at the DSLAM) Modern DSLAMs are able to aggregate all modem sessions into one signal and direct this via TCP/IP (or other protocols) to the transport network In some models there are networking options such as IGMP proxy functions, VLAN and virtual circuit functions as well as a number of TCP/IP applications that support the operation of IPTV networks.