triple standard

similar to a double standard, but with an added dimension. this term specifically relates to how individuals operate in a developed country, particularly in a judgemental community/inst-tution. this term also relates to people who are highly individualistic, who could really make more of an effort to -ssist others, but don’t.

for example, there is a difference between what people say, do, and think. they might speak of one thing, have a different motive then they suggest, and do something totally different then they say they would do in a given situation.

this term can complement ‘two-faced’, but in this situation the person is ‘three-faced’. one thing is objective: they are out for themselves
many university professors exhibit the ‘triple standard’. you would -ssume they care about their students, but many really don’t. they might say they would help/listen to you, but dont. and they might lead you to believe something that isnt true just because they enjoy authority and power.