Invisible Influence
Influence often operates without our awareness, leading us to make choices that seem unique but are, in fact, common. Jonah shares insights on how we may believe we're selecting distinctive names or items, only to discover they are widely adopted. The mirror exposure effect illustrates this phenomenon, showing that familiarity breeds preference, even when we initially dislike something. Understanding these hidden influences is crucial to harnessing their power in our decisions.In this clip
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414: Jonah Berger | How to Change Anyone's Mind
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