It’s supported by 42 studies on 22,000 people and it’s the easiest, most practical persuasion technique available.
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Rescooped by Gerald Carey from Psychology onto The brain and illusions |
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Via Sandeep Gautam
Gerald Carey's insight:
Getting people to do what you want by giving them the illusion of choice. Ethical? Read on...
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On November 7th about a dozen United Airlines employees, including a few pilots, claim they saw an unusual disc-shaped object in the sky over O’Hare International Airport, Chicago. The witnesses insist that what they saw was not a terrestrial aircraft of any kind, that it was anywhere from 6-24 feet in diameter, and that after hovering for a few minutes it vanished at impossible speed through the clouds. Delete the scoop?
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you should read this, but you are free to ignore and read soemthing else.