Authority Bias: When Deferring to Someone in Charge Goes Wrong
We often look to people with seniority or official status for guidance, but what happens when they are wrong?
We often look to people with seniority or official status for guidance, but what happens when they are wrong?
Authority bias isn’t just with people in a uniform or with official credentials, there’s another version of informal authority bias for our friends and colleagues.
In every crowd, there’s a right way to behave. We learn it instantly — in lifts, pubs, libraries, and work.
How a stage mentalist, a streaming service and a supermarket all use psychological priming to influence and persuade you.
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