Why You Think Youre Too Smart for Ads, Studying Violinists to Understand Human Synchrony, and Relieving Pain by Holding Hands

Published: Sept. 17, 2020, 7 a.m.

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Learn about how a phenomenon called the third-person effect makes us think we\\u2019re too smart for advertising to work on us, why scientists used violinists to study how humans sync in a complex network, and why you can relieve pain by holding hands!

The Third-Person Effect Is Why We All Think We\\u2019re Too Smart for Ad Campaigns by Anna Todd

Scientists used violinists to study how humans sync in a complex network by Grant Currin

For an All-Natural Painkiller, Try Holding Your Partner\\u2019s Hand by Mae Rice


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