Question: Do males or females have a greater fear of deception?The motivation for the question comes from a transgender context: I more frequently see reports of men being afraid of finding themselves attracted to a transgender woman than women being afraid of finding themselves attracted to a transgender men.  It is sometimes argued that not revealing one's transgender status is a form of deceit.This leads me to believe that, in this context, men have a greater fear of deception than women, and I would like to know if the same is true for deceit in general.Putting fear of deception gender into Google Scholar or PubMed didn't help me find anything useful.  I'm not sure where else I should look.
Do males or females have a greater fear of deception?
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