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CATEGORIES:Social Psychology Seminar Series (SPSS)
SUMMARY:Understanding the effects of repetition on belief 
 - Lisa Fazio (Vanderbilt)
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URL:http://talks.cam.ac.uk/talk/index/169886
DESCRIPTION:Repetition increases belief in false statements. T
 his illusory truth effect occurs with many differe
 nt types of statements (e.g.\, trivia facts\, news
  headlines\, advertisements)\, and even occurs whe
 n the false statement contradicts participants’ pr
 ior knowledge.  I will present a series of studies
  demonstrating that the effects of repetition are 
 widespread – occurring for even very implausible s
 tatements\, occurring in naturalistic settings\, a
 nd occurring across development. However\, the eff
 ects are not inevitable\, I will also discuss situ
 ations where the repetition has only a minimal eff
 ect on belief. \n
LOCATION:via zoom 
CONTACT:Cecilie Steenbuch Traberg
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