@inbook{20027a1f6f16432ea90334e23ccc51fc,
title = "Argument Revision as a means of supporting dishonesty",
abstract = "In this paper, we demonstrate how our previous work on Argument Revision can be used to assist a participant in a dialogue to be dishonest. We first provide answers to the questions of why a participant would choose to lie, and what constitutes a lie in terms of structured argumentation. We then go on to show how Argument Revision can be used not only in selecting a {"}minimal{"} lie, but also in maintaining that lie in order to avoid detection.",
keywords = "Argumentation, Argument Revision, Belief Revision",
author = "Mark Snaith and Chris Reed",
year = "2013",
language = "English",
isbn = "9781848900653",
series = "Logic and Cognitive Systems",
publisher = "College Publications",
pages = "229--245",
editor = "Eduardo Ferm{\'e} and Dov Gabbay and Guillermo Simari",
booktitle = "Trends in Belief Revision and Argumentation Dynamics",
}