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 thedogthatsbig rated 15 months ago- From the page: "New research reveals even if only one member of a group repeats their opinion, it is more likely to be seen by others as representative of the whole group. In fact, if one person in a group repeats the same opinion three times, it has 90% of the effect of three different people ...
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- museiskum rated 7 months ago
- Interesting. Its application to mass media makes me nervous, goodness knows they love to shout the same useless stuff over and over
- applznorngz rated 11 months ago
- "Our strange brains" as my mother always said... "Speak Up, Speak Up, Speak Up!!!!! ("or you'll never get Anywhere!")
- M-104 rated 15 months ago
- What, you think your brain doesn't default to herd mentality?
- thedogthatsbig rated 15 months ago
- From the page: "New research reveals even if only one member of a group repeats their opinion, it is more likely to be seen by others as representative of the whole group. In fact, if one person in a group repeats the same opinion three times, it has 90% of the effect of three different people in that group expressing the same opinion. When you think about it, that is strange. Indeed, I'm not sure I'd even believe it if I hadn't already read many other psychology studies that point to the illogical and unreasonable ways our minds sometimes work."
This explains a lot.
By the way,
Send me 10 dollars.
Send me 10 dollars.
Send me 10 dollars.
- bdrews rated 15 months ago
- Politics in a nutshell.
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