It is possible to identify four hypotheses:

1. Messages in which there is a disturbance in the quality, quantity, manner and relevance of transmitted information, will be evaluated as significantly less truthful than messages that do not violate these principles.

2. Messages out the number of the transmitted information and the violation of the manner of its transmission will be evaluated as significantly less deceptive than messages that violated the principles of quality and relevance of transmitted information.

3. The perception of the method of confusion is dependent on situations of business communication (the status of participants of communication), in which an interaction takes place.

4. The perception of the way misrepresentation does not depend on the particular situation of business communication (the status of participants of communication), in which an interaction takes place.