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Ep. 089 - An Illusion of Unique Vulnerability
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Our guest, Dr. Brad Sagarin, professor of psychology at Northern Illinois\\xa0university has studied and researched about how to combat the negative side of influence.\\xa0 We have a very lively discussion (yes, Dave is at this one) about:
- What is influence?
- Can you really defend against it?
- How do you know if you are being influenced?
- And so much more...
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Get more info about Brad at his site: http://sagarin.socialpsychology.org
Brad gives us a nice list of books for our listeners this month:
Ghost in the Wires - Kevin Mitnick
Four Arguments for the Elimination of Television - Jerry Mander
Shades of Grey: A Novel by Jasper Fforde
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