Episode 3: False Consensus Effect

from Behind the Mind: The Science of Bias · host miamandorla

Why are we surprised to learn that the other person doesn’t agree with us on the subject of dogs or cats? Why do our favored politicians get less support than we expect? Why do less people turn out to share our hobbies than we assume?

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