Using Associations To Prime Social Behaviour

Originally published at: Using Associations To Prime Social Behaviour | FeverBee
Every colour, word, smell, image, sound provokes a set of associations we inherited growing up (and a few before we were born). These associations prime our behaviour in curious ways. For example, when we say something is “not scary“, “not bad“, or “not dangerous” our brain instantly picks up on the words ‘scary’, ‘bad’, and…

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Eeeeek, thanks @catykobe – I’ll get that sorted asap!

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