What kind of parenting style did your parents employ when you were growing up? Were they permissive and lenient with you, allowing you to do almost anything you wanted? Or were they so strict that almost any wrongdoing would result in swift punishment?

If it's the latter you grew up with, would you say that this could potentially make you an effective liar?

In a study conducted by Victoria Talwar, an expert on children's social-cognitive development at McGill university, strict parenting tends to result in children that become good at deceiving others. Since parents create the feeling that any wrongdoing by their child would result in punishment, the children learn how to lie to escape being punished....

Ready for more health facts to debunk? Here are 25 more misconceptions about what goes on with the human body!

NOT TRUE: A juice cleanse will detoxify your body.

Your body already detoxifies itself from harmful chemicals through your kidneys, liver, and GI tract. You're better off eating the whole fruit instead, as many juices contain a lot of unhealthy sugar.

NOT TRUE: After the first time you pee while drinking, you'll feel like peeing a lot more.

Alcohol is a diuretic, so you most likely only feel like you're peeing more because you're putting more alcohol into your system. The amount you drink is responsible for how often you pee, not the fact that you "broke the seal."...

The great thing about science is that scientists don't let their pride get in the way of the advancement of science. If they discover something they thought was right, but turns out it's wrong, it's their responsibility to admit that their previous findings were erroneous.

Of course, over the years we've accumulated a huge amount of information about the human body. But which of these so-called facts are actually wrong? Which of these facts, if not straightened out, can cause even more harm than good?

NOT TRUE: You need to drink 8 glasses of water a day.

Not necessarily. But water is a great calorie-free alternative to other sodas. So there's no need to count the glasses, as long as you drink more water than unhealthy drinks and you drink when you're thirsty....