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We are susceptible to the influence of priming from "summary" of Predictably Irrational, Revised by Dan Ariely

Priming is a powerful force that can shape our thoughts and behaviors without us even realizing it. This concept suggests that our perceptions and actions can be influenced by subtle cues in our environment. For example, simply being exposed to certain words or images can activate related thoughts and behaviors in our minds. Studies have shown that priming can impact a wide range of behaviors, from our consumer choices to our social interactions. In one study, participants who were primed with words related to rudeness were more likely to interrupt a conversation, demonstrating how these subtle cues can affect our behavior in ...
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    Predictably Irrational, Revised

    Dan Ariely

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