Episode 84 - Cognitive Dissonance and Naive Realism: The Brain and Being Wrong

from In Sanity: A piece of mind · host Stephanie Snuffer

What does science say about people and being wrong? What is your history with mistakes? What messages did you learn about what it meant to do something "wrong?" What do you make being "right" mean? Listen to this week's podcast to see how the answers to these questions can decrease your relationship conflict, increase your life satisfaction, and unburden you of your misapprehension that being right makes people respect you. 

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