Well fuck me turtle was right

[Deleted member 10413]

So I have been researching social psychology for the next part in this guide I'm making. And I remembered turtle once made this thread about the "telepathic effect" where peoples preconceived opinions effect the way they view other people. Apparently this is a thing called priming.

Heres the definiton:

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In psychology, priming is a technique in which the introduction of one stimulus influences how people respond to a subsequent stimulus. Priming works by activating an association or representation in memory just before another stimulus or task is introduced.

To put this in a different way: if a girl is primed to believe you are ugly because she keeps hearing about how ugly you are from her friends that will effect how she sees you and she will view you as more ugly then she would have otherwise if she wasn't primed

@Turtle

 

[Deleted member 6095]

But I feel like it can only failo dudes. Like if I paid a bunch of chicks to hype me up and say I was the most attractive dude on earth, the bitch would 100% still say I'm subhuman

 

[Deleted member 6403]

its the opposite of preselection/bad social proof

 

[Deleted member 12827]

But I feel like it can only failo dudes. Like if I paid a bunch of chicks to hype me up and say I was the most attractive dude on earth, the bitch would 100% still say I'm subhuman

Not necessarily sheep culture is still a thing.

 

[Deleted member 6095]

Not necessarily sheep culture is still a thing.

Mirin' the new avi bro

 

[lutte]

This isn’t at all what turtle was talking about

He was saying that if someone irl looks at him wierd that will influence people online through telepathy

 

[Deleted member 10413]

This isn’t at all what turtle was talking about

He was saying that if someone irl looks at him wierd that will influence people online through telepathy
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Hey I'm trying to give a charitable interpretation here.

 

[Deleted member 10536]

 

[Deleted member 7580]

Yes that’s why status is important