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What is the Ostrich Effect?
The Ostrich Effect is when people aren’t motivated to believe negative information (e.g. deception, risky financial situations) as it isn’t in their best interests to do so – or it’s avoiding the fear of psychological “discomfort”. This is how some … Continue reading →
Posted in Analysis, Emotions, Evaluating Truthfulness and Credibility, Nonverbal Tips, Psychology
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Tagged believing a lie, body language, body language course, catching a liar, detecting deception, how some people get away with lying, micro expressions, ostrich effect, psychology, psychology memes, sdl, sdl behavioural science, stu dunn, stu dunn blog
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