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Cascade Theory
In Mind Games. Oxford, UK: Wiley‐Blackwell. pp. 52–53 (2010)
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Day 24 cascade theory task, chair (or rig) ‐ a discussion American social psychologist, Solomon Asch ‐ finding people, changing their minds on factual matters unbeknown to one of the group ‐ all others, being not volunteers but stooges priming one's ‘discussion’ group ‐ agreeing to lines in Appendix A, B being longer but A and C equal, optical illusion series of Harry Potter books ‐ about a boy wizard, fun for all ages, a jolly good read bestselling philosophy book Sophie's World ‐ a jolly good introduction to philosophy picking someone at random to start ‐ inviting everyone else to feel free to change ratings
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