2: Seeing Is A Social Act

On this episode of Learning How to See, Brian, Jacqui, and Richard talk about the next three biases that look at the social dimensions of seeing:

1. Community bias: It is very hard to see something your group doesn’t want you to see. This is a form of social confirmation bias.
2. Complementarity bias: If people are nice to you, you’ll be open to what they see and have to say. If they aren’t nice to you, you won’t.
3. Contact bias: If you lack contact with someone, you won’t see what they see.

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• Brian's e-book: Why Don't They Get It?

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