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This episode delves into the psychology of belief change, revealing why facts often fail against deeply held convictions. We explore how beliefs intertwine with identity and introduce empathetic strategies for fostering genuine shifts in perspective through connection and curiosity, rather than confrontation.
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“This episode delves into the psychology of belief change, revealing why facts often fail against deeply held convictions. We explore how beliefs intertwine with identity and introduce empathetic strategies for fostering genuine shifts in perspective through connection and curiosity, rather than confrontation.”
— David McRaney, How Minds Change
changing minds, belief change, psychology
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David McRaney brings a credible and useful lens to changing minds, belief change, psychology, with enough subject command to make the book worth hearing.