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Your Friend Is Lying and Needs Your Cover - Decision Tree | PsychStreet

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Your Friend Is Lying and Needs Your Cover

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⏱️ 4 min · Make your choices and see the outcomes

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Your Friend Is Lying and Needs Your Cover

You're Jordan. Your best friend Mia has been cheating on her partner Sam for 3 months. You found out 4 weeks ago and said nothing. Sam is also your friend — less close, but real. Mia is now calling you, urgent: 'Sam is asking where I was Saturday. Can you say I was with you? Please. I'll fix everything, I just need this once.'

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Jordan, 25

Caught between two friends, asked to provide a false alibi

“Best friend asking for alibi cover for infidelity — partner is also a friend”

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These decision trees are based on research and common patterns. Real life is more complex. Use this as a guide to think about your choices, not as absolute predictions.