Mideast Conflict and Perceptual Bias
In July of 2006, On The Media did a report on how partisan viewers and neutral perspectives view media bias. The full transcript can be found here and it's quite an interesting read.
Taking psychology to the next level.
In July of 2006, On The Media did a report on how partisan viewers and neutral perspectives view media bias. The full transcript can be found here and it's quite an interesting read.
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Imagine two scenarios.
In the first, your electric company charges you a premium rate for power when demand is highest - typically on a super-hot summer afternoon when air conditioners everywhere are churning out cold air.
In the second, the utility gives you a refund for not consuming electricity during those peak-demand hours.
Which one would you be more likely to accept?
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