TABLE OF CONTENTS
| Page | ||
| INTRODUCTION | 1 | |
| AN ASIDE: REMARKS ON THE DATA BASE | 2 | |
| THE DECEPTION MAXIMS | 4 | |
| Maxim 1: Magruder's Principle--the Exploitation of Preconceptions | 5 | |
| Maxim 2: Limitations to Human Information Processing | 10 | |
| Maxim 3: The Multiple Forms of Surprise | 15 | |
| Maxim 4: Jones' Lemma | 21 | |
| Maxim 5: A Choice Among Types of Deception | 22 | |
| Maxim 6: Axelrod's Contribution: The Husbanding of Assets | 27 | |
| Maxim 7: A Sequencing Rule | 32 | |
| Maxim 8: The Importance of Feedback | 33 | |
| Maxim 9: "The Monkey's Paw" | 36 | |
| Maxim 10: Care in the Design of Planned Placement of Deceptive Material | 41 | |
| TURNING THESE AROUND: IMPLICATIONS FOR COUNTER-DECEPTION | 46 | |
| A NEED TO BROADEN THE PERSPECTIVE | 46 | |
| FOOTNOTES | 48 | |
| REFERENCES | 51 | |
